The Sailor Who Fell From The Rigging
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      The Sailor Who Fell From The Rigging

      Sheenagh Pugh

      He's a bone-hoard, laid

      golden on the table,

      piecemeal(零碎的) , dislocated(脱位的)

      in the naval hospital

      at Haslar, this casualty

      from Nelson's day. Skull

      a cup, eye-sockets empty

      bezels(斜垫面) for aquamarine(海蓝宝石)

      or jet. The carved vertebrae,

      links in a polished chain

      that has come unstrung

      since, long ago, a man

      fell, his limbs flailing,

      in that last instant

      when limbs would do his bidding,

      before every joint

      of arms and legs splintered

      on the deck; made a patient

      of a seaman. His scarred

      bones were knitting together,

      twisted, no doubt, awkward,

      when the usual fever

      sank him in the dark.

      He is turned to treasure,

      the ribs' symmetrical fretwork(浮雕细工) ,

      the pendant(垂饰) branches

      of phalanges, the serpentine(蜿蜒的) torc

      two clavicles make. Riches

      beyond price, broken past

      restoring, such choice pieces

      as cannot be replaced.

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