Opening the Hands between Here and Here by Jane Hirshfield - Poems | Academy of American Poets
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On the dark road, only the weight of the rope.
Opening the Hands between Here and Here Add to anthology × Jane Hirshfield 1953 - On the dark road, only the weight of the rope. Yet the horse is there. —2006 From Come, Thief (Alfred A. Knopf, 2011). Copyright © 2013 by Jane Hirshfield. Used with the permission of the author, all rights reserved.
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