Who’s to Die and What’s the Question? (1980)

The street is wide enough for dreams and sounds appropriate,
suggesting poolside guilt in cellar bars and anglo plays,
with subtle buzzing urged by those who know in yards of green
felt heaven beneath smashing neon stars unrolled through
space and smoke, revealing abject memories of pain,
in the blistering spirit of the road and the low moaning rain
of a blinded sky, wherein a wizard might die, calling for you.

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