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To: Rainy_Day_Woman who wrote (2299)	1/19/1999 12:24:00 AM
From: flickerful	Respond to of 13015

September moon Pandemonium of owls flying from east to west and west to east, over the full moon sea of mown grass. The low-voiced and the wailing high-voiced hooting together, neither in dialogue nor in unison, an overlapping antiphonal a fox barks to, as if to excel, whose obligato the owls ignore. They raise the roof of the dark; ferocious their joy in the extreme silver the moon has floated out from itself, luminous air in which their eyes don't hurt or close, the night of the year their incantations have raised . . . and if foxes believe it's theirs, there's enough to slip over and round them, earthlings, of owlish fire. ~ Denise Levertov ~