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THE CAGE*

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Michigan Quarterly Review, October 1st, 2006

And the Americans put Pound in a cage

In the Italian summer coverless

On a hillside up from Pisa in his age

Roofless the old man with a blanket yes

On the ground. Shih is his pocket luck jammed there

When the partigiani with a tommy-gun

Broke in the villa door. Great authors fare

Well; for they fed him, the Americans

And after four weeks were afraid he'd die

So the Americans took him out of the cage

And tented him like others. He lay wry

To make the Pisan cantos with his courage

Sorrow and memory in a slowing drive

(And after five months they told Dorothy

Where Ezra was, and what...

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