The poem on page 1  DRAFT! work the second stanza !!

In 1917, an early year,

William Carlos Williams

Wrote "January Morning."

He died in Rutherford, New Jersey

In 1963, the year I entered Art School
In New Bedford, Massachusetts.

At the opening Suite of "January Morning, 

The image of himself is introduced

And runs in American plainsong

through Weehawken.

So through the portal of "January Morning,"

I’m reminded of procedures in defining

Whatever this place is;

Whatever it proposes to be;

Of whenever I come to walk through it,

Glancing its temperament,— or populate it

Attempting to articulate its proportions

Gathering the elements of its complexities

With myself involved in them,

To remain within reach;— one’s own reach
Readied for the Suite.

                                        Quequechan / Fall River