A poet must talk in riddles if he will not risk himself for fear of public eye and tongue blaspheming privacies : a host of leeches sucking parallels carnivores to strip his shivering secrecies wrapped intricately. he should be silent or speak out. No one asked for his arbitrary offerings.
from Sarah in Passing , by Eithne Strong. Dolmen Books 1974.
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