THE GREAT CANADIAN LONELY MIDNIGHT TRAIN WHISTLE 770414/OTT
By CARL EDGAR LAW
( c ) 1992
Night freight,
cavilling fractious
tolls the bell, moans
plangently
These fingers of snow
in the furrows
Metal-clad moon bursting
the chains of the trees
falling at morning with
a frangible sigh
The Fisher King cannot
heal here, his
wistful coupling is a fruitless
knell
freight-moan
tolling the hours
--30--
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