Saturday, November 1, 2014

Jim Leftwich





permutations of the Frost.

in Courier New.


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night have been one acquainted with the
the have walked out in rain—and back in
with have outwalked the furthest city
acquainted have looked down the saddest city
one have passed by the watchman on his
been dropped my eyes, unwilling to explain
have have stood still and stopped the sound
I far away an interrupted cry beat of feet
right over houses from another street,
nor not to call me back or say good-by;
wrong further still at an unearthly height,
neither luminary clock against the sky
Proclaimed the time was night rain light lane





right over houses from another street,
night have been one acquainted with th
e the have walked out in rain—and back
in Proclaimed the time was neither lum
inary clock against the sky night rain
light lane with have outwalked the fur
thest city wrong further still at an u
nearthly height, acquainted have looke
d down the saddest city one have passe
d by the watchman on his nor not to ca
ll me back or say good-by; been droppe
d my eyes, unwilling to explain have h
ave stood still, and stopped the sound
I far away an interrupted beat of feet





street, over houses from another street,
th have been one acquainted with th
back the have walked out in rain—and back
lum Proclaimed the time was neither lum
rain clock against the sky night rain
fur lane with have outwalked the fur
u city wrong further still at an u
looke height, acquainted have looke
passe down the saddest city one have passe
ca by the watchman on his nor not to ca
droppe me back or say good-by; been droppe
h my eyes, unwilling to explain have h
sound stood still, and stopped the sound
feet far away an interrupted beat of feet





right over houses from another right
night have been one acquainted with night
e the have walked out in rain—and e
in Proclaimed the time was neither in
inary clock against the sky night inary
light lane with have outwalked the light
thest city wrong further still at an thest
nearthly height, acquainted have nearthly
d down the saddest city one have d
d by the watchman on his nor not to d
ll me back or say good-by; been ll
d my eyes, unwilling to explain have d
ave stood still, and stopped the ave
I far away an interrupted beat of I





have been one acquainted with
have walked out in rain—and back
have outwalked the furthest
have looked down the saddest
have passed by the watchman on
dropped my eyes, unwilling to
have stood still and stopped the
far away an interrupted cry beat of
over houses from another
not to call me back or say good
further still at an unearthly
luminary clock against the
the time was night rain light





night been one acquainted the
the walked out in rain—and in
with outwalked the city
acquainted looked down the city
one passed by the watchman his
been my eyes, unwilling explain
have stood still and stopped sound
I away an interrupted cry beat feet
right houses from street,
nor to call me back or good-by;
wrong still at an height,
neither clock against sky
Proclaimed time was night rain lane





light been one acquainted
the walked out in rain—and
unearthly outwalked the
good looked down the
another passed by the watchman
of my eyes, unwilling
the stood still and stopped
to away an interrupted cry beat
on houses from
saddest to call me back or say
furthest still at an
back clock against
with time was night rain





been one acquainted Proclaimed
walked out in rain—and neither
outwalked the wrong
looked down the nor
passed by the watchman right
my eyes, unwilling I
stood still and stopped have
away an interrupted cry beat been
houses from one
to call me back or acquainted
still at an with
clock against the
time was night rain night





on houses from
saddest to cal
l me back or s
ay furthest st
ill at an to a
way an interru
pted cry b eat
back clock aga
inst with time
was night rain
light been one
acquainted the
stood still an
d sto pped the
wal ked out in
rain—and unear
thly outwalked
the of my eyes
, unwilling go
od looked down
the another pa
ssed by the wa









still at an with
clock against th
e to call me bac
k or acqua inted
time was night r
ain night been o
ne acquainted Pr
oclaimed hou ses
from one wa lked
out in ra in—and
nei ther away an
interru pted cry
beat been outwal
ked the wrong st
ood still and st
opped have looke
d down the nor m
y eyes, unwillin
g I passed by th
e watchman right





on houses from time was night r
saddest to calinterru pted cry
l me back or sstill at an with
ay furthest stain night been o
ill at an to a clock against th
way an interrune acquainted Pr
pted cry b eat beat been outwal
back clock agak or acqua inted
inst with time from one wa lked
was night rainnei ther away an 
light been onessed by the wa
acquainted theked the wrong st
stood still anood still and st
d sto pped thee to call me bac
wal ked out ing I passed by th
rain—and uneary eyes, unwillin
thly outwalkede watchman right 
the of my eyes opped have looke
, unwilling gooclaimed hou ses
od looked down out in ra in—and
the another pad down the nor m





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© Jim Leftwich





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