加拿大 玛格丽特·阿特伍德 Margaret Atwood  加拿大   (1939~?)
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Flying Inside Your Own Body
Habitation
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Siren Song
Spelling
The City Planners
The Landlady
The Moment
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This is a Photograph of Me
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玛格丽特·阿特伍德


  More and more frequently the edges
  of me dissolve and I become
  a wish to assimilate the world, including
  you, if possible through the skin
  like a cool plant's tricks with oxygen
  and live by a harmless green burning.
  
  I would not consume
  you or ever
  finish, you would still be there
  surrounding me, complete
  as the air.
  
  Unfortunately I don't have leaves.
  Instead I have eyes
  and teeth and other non-green
  things which rule out osmosis.
  
  So be careful, I mean it,
  I give you fair warning:
  
  This kind of hunger draws
  everything into its own
  space; nor can we
  talk it all over, have a calm
  rational discussion.
  
  There is no reason for this, only
  a starved dog's logic about bones.

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