The last lines of Homage to Willie Mays, a magnificent poem the editors of the new edition recovered from the archives, witness the famous California All-Star at Candlestick Park, a man whose swing was sweet dignity. Mayss home run keeps Levis from writing a lament, enabling him to meet transcendence with both eyes open, surrendering to the only appropriate gesture, a beautifully framed aporia: Soft light fell through that perfect air / And the English language had no words for it. The phrasing makes one consider, after that moment of awe, whether the poet wishes to leave open the possibility that other languages might, actually, have words for it
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