Robert Lietz
	Precis 3      So the ridge-winds speed the old leaves up to us. So it will be cold again and damp enough for burning     / for keeping touch and company     -- trusting the ends of cold     / the squirrels proving the feeders squirrel-proof     -- wise to the masking glow     -- wise to the game and hands     made light with     the trick- shuffling.      We're keeping touch and company. And are     re-gathered wondering     -- having worn out the jeans / having     paid     bills through we knew     we had to pay on     -- amazed in these gladdened notes     -- and -- meeting     after     meeting     -- composing such     weekends now     -- such lives     as weekends     will acquaint and     re-acquaint / keeping touch     and company.      And waking     in glacial light. And come -- in the swede-blue gazing home     -- as asked     -- and more than ever home     Elizabeth     -- and     every step's worth full     -- and every step     oasising – where     two     would be glad / spared for     -- made     for     and     in and by the sway of their good humor     -- where     two – in     the sudden once     -- are     become     and more than two had ever dreamed of -- a radiance     -- flecked with radiance     -- moved through     this year and     more of meeting after meeting.