One day in summer
I might come to meet you
at the city's edge
Some day
Perhaps in summer after storm
You know the place
Where concrete ends
And weeds without weight on them
Gem-hung wave and sparkle
To a cliff pale distance
and hurt sea
In white topped dying anger
Gulls fly low there
Over bruised fields
Marked as if by massive lovers
Or trampled by
Child hoards revelling
At brow-top of humped road
Where bent heads
Lift to hills
Rising out of corn
To that place I might come
Some day in summer
And stand
Silhouetted
Waiting.