A Forgetful Number Analysis

Secondary Heaven (Collected Poems), "Yawn of Yawns"1968Once upon a time there was a number

Pure and round like the sun

But alone very much aloneIt began to reckon with itselfIt divided multiplied itself

It subtracted added itself

And remained always aloneIt stopped reckoning with itself

And shut itself up in its round

And sunny purityOutside were left the fiery

Traces of its reckoningThey began to chase each other through the dark

To divide when they should have multiplied themselves

To subtract when they should have added themselvesThat's what happens in the darkAnd there was no one to ask it

To stop the traces

And to rub them out.

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