All and more.
Seven Ways to Read an Elegy

by Alfrredo Navarro Salanga

I

O his hammer has lost its head
all else lies shattered in its stead

What wood there was for building
has gone the way of mourning

The carpenter no longer sings


II

O his hammer
                           has lost its head
all else lies
                           shattered in its stead

What wood there was
                                     for building
Has gone the way
                                     of mourning

The carpenter
                      no longer sings


III

O
    his
           hammer
                         has lost its head

all
     else
             lies
                    shattered in its stead

What
         wood
                   there was
                                   for building

has
       gone
                the
                       way
                              of mourning

The
       carpenter
                       no
                             longer
                                        sings


IV

O his HAMMER has lost its head
all else lies SHATTERED in its stead

What WOOD there was for building
has gone the way of MOURNING

The CARPENTER no longer sings


V

O his HAMMER has lost its HEAD
all else lies SHATTERED in its STEAD

What WOOD there was for BUILDING
has GONE the way of MOURNING

The CARPENTER no longer SINGS


VI

O his hammer has lost its head
The carpenter no longer sings

All else lies shattered in its stead
The carpenter no longer sings

What wood there was for building
has gone the way of mourning


VII

The carpenter no longer sings

THE carpenter no longer sings
The CARPENTER no longer sings
The carpenter NO longer sings
The carpenter no LONGER sings
The carpenter no longer SINGS

 

21 August 1983

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