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Martha Collins: The Arrangement of Space
Winner of the Peregrine Smith Poetry Contest
Copyright © 1991 by Martha Collins
For permission to reprint and distribute contact Martha Collins at email@example.com. Her website is at http://www.marthacollinspoet.com.
Women in American Literature: An Introduction
A Book of Days
Women in American Literature: An Introduction
for F. A. Austin
This is the story some of us tell, the one
about the woman in white, the way she dances
with everyone, the way she lights a thin
cigarette and everyone laughs except the child.
The way she is ready for anything, the way
the roses appear in her hair.
Here she is gray,
with light in her eyes, and the story begins at the edge
of the woods, at the edge of town, in a small house.
When we come, she opens the door and we think
She is thinking of us, as we eye the white streaks
in her hair, but she was never a child.
As the story begins she is hemming a sleeve, a dark
sleeve with a silk-bound hem, and I am turning
a pearl in my fingers, the sea, the long way home
to the woman who cuts and loops and binds, but now
it is time we got in the car.
'Julie,' you say,
and I say 'Ben,' shaping the sound, holding the n
for the first time, forgetting Sarah and Danny
brother and sister, friend and friend, who sit
in the back seat of your long black car. Danny
is reading Indian poems; Sarah is thinking
of being a nun; you're a country lawyer
who raises goats.
'Heroes,' you say.
'Sheroes,' I say, 'in my story, she
rose.' 'No,' you smile, 'he rose.'
Rose. Red. Blue. And violates?
We're deep in the hills, in the noon sun, when we come
to the town where I leave you alone, I need to see
how far she saw on her own. Because if I
can find her here, not in the center, its tall
dark steeples, not even the seven doors of the house,
but all around, where her business lay, on the edge,
the measureless rim of the circle that turns both ways
at once --
'No,' I say, when you start from the car,
'this is for me,' and Sarah takes my hand
and we walk through the gate to the white front door.
But she's not here, the woman in white, only
a dress, and a paisley shawl, and the Civil War blanket
she used in the garden, though there is something whole
and done. 'The undivided self,' says Sarah;
'the nuns know.' 'But all alone, and giving up --?'
'She got herself. She put on her body to write.'
We walk in the garden, among the grass, where all
the flowers are growing up, and the petals glow,
a little rose, stretching, opening, full.
'Julie, they want less of us, they want
us half, when we need whole.'
complement is opposition still.
At the edge of the next state she waits in a house
for something to do. Two white doors on two
red slabs, a double house that inside comes
together. She lifts her head, rises, stands,
framed in a doorway dimly lit with light
from the green-shaded lamps on the library table.
She has been trying to read, she says, and I start
to speak, I'm alone this time --
But then you're there
and we're off again, in the back seat, your hand
is moving and Danny is driving and Sarah
is sleeping and I am trying to read a book
but your hand
and now she remembered the story she'd told,
he was Gil, the taker of hostages, fish, but she hadn't
remembered that book, that snake in the garden
and farther along a green-hilled town, I know
a bridge, a woman said --
'Let the women
go,' you say, 'Daddy's here,' and your hand
is moving -- 'But she knew what to do. She helped
me see.' A swinging bridge across a gorge.
The hills outside. The clouds like smoke. The two-
part house, and the lady there: she knew too,
and what she did was think. But now I am thinking
of what you are doing. Your hand inside. The hills
like smoke. Trying to think -- Your hand like clouds --
The hills inside -- Sarah and Danny -- 'Oh!'
'Look at that!' Danny cries. I wake
up slow, rub my eyes; Sarah has a hand
on Danny's shoulder. Then I see the hills
like thickened thighs, and there, through darkness, trees,
through Danny's eyes, in mist, the feathered heads,
the carried bows.
Sarah points, 'And that,'
she says, and there, ahead, the smaller forms,
framed in leaves, fresh and curled and spotless
under siege. One is dark, hair
and eye and skin, she has a body, leads
the way. The other's blonde and blue and slight,
she folds her lily hands.
'Fair she marries, dark
she dies,' I say, and Danny: 'White man, red.'
'Except,' you say, raising your head from my lap,
'for our man the hero.'
And there he is, tall
as trees, alone and heading west
like us, loving his dog and his accurate gun,
married to woods, to rushing streams, to winds
that ripple the boughs of the trees,
and now I'm a child
and the woman is fixing our dinner and there he is,
from out of the radio past, he sits alone
at the edge of a cliff, chin in his hand, but at last
he stands, guns on his hips, in his white hat
and black mask, and says: 'No! Love
is not for me;'
and that's when, twelve years old,
I say, 'I wouldn't, if it weren't for sex,'
and she, unshocked, spoon in her hand, says 'Neither
would anyone else.'
Then I'm sadder still,
as if he'd killed, as if she'd died for love,
in the tall pines where I walk with her, around
until we meet ourselves, armed with trowels,
in the bright ferns, my lady of the lake.
This is my father's kind of place, clean
and large and slightly dark, lots of cars, it must
be good, my father's words,
but the service
is slow and the fat steaks aren't fat enough
and the water is cloudy and everyone's edgy and then
you beckon, your single finger, the tall black waiter,
and 'Boy,' you say and 'Boy!' you say and drop
a single dime on the white-covered table.
Danny's off and Sarah plans, but I
will try to understand, and when you start
to cry I almost stay. Then Sarah frowns,
takes my hand and says, 'Remember those hills,
that swinging bridge?'
We double back and find
the bridge and the rain begins and we find a cave
and wait for the storm that doesn't come,
the only sound's the long white rush of water
into the gorge. Then at last we sway
across, in the green air, in the green rain,
and I am forgetting everything, lost
in green, when Sarah says, 'It's us, it's ours
to bridge --'
And the fingers that are these lakes
are long, they beckon and bend, the road curves
close to the water, we walk and walk and walk
and turn into town,
where we ask for the woman who knew,
who said, who lived here, married, had a friend,
and close to the river we find the house where she rose
one day from her round table, to call to her boys
in the cherry trees, to please come down, to not
throw stones, and began to think of a way to use her tongue:
Susan! Susan! Susan! You must manage
to spend a week with me A terrible scourging
when last at my father's Henry sides with my friends
They are not willing that I should write
Sometimes, Susan, I struggle in deep waters
Now we're headed west again, Sarah
and I on a Greyhound bus, pretending we're running
away from home, we'll take new names and rent
small rooms, I'll get a job in a roadside diner
that's open all night for ham and eggs.
we're circling a city we know, and then it's motels,
motels, motels, with honeymoon specials and breakfasts
and pools, and we stop at a place that looks and sounds
like everywhere else as much as itself:
Africans, Indians, Spanish, French, it seems
a dream of another time, except for the clothes,
the cameras, the money. Why do they come to this place?
Then we see the first white rush, like thick
white hair, and then we're there, where whiteness falls
in one deep curve, a whiteness circling whiteness,
arced by a rainbow, colors thick as things
you could touch, you could hold, and I think of a hunter
coming upon it, the first to see: 'Now
I could pray,' I whisper to Sarah, who touches my arm
and says, 'I'll tell you a secret.'
But there's a hand
on my other arm, and there you are, with Danny
behind you, you've got a little black kid beside you,
you're smiling and saying, 'Hi there! Need a ride?'
The kid smiles; he's got a balloon. 'Somebody needs
a mother,' you say. I forwn and you say, 'A sister
then.' I turn to Sarah and then you say,
'Julie, Jewels, I'm sorry. I made a mistake.'
You lift the kid in your arms, the red balloon
wavers, then rises straight, and I see how the spray
has moistened your different skins. 'I'll take him back
to his mother,' you say; 'then we'll be on our way.'
This is someone else's land, we've crossed
the river, the border, the line, the money is strange,
the ads, the signs, though the trees are apple and peach
in rows, and the fields are familiar vineyards, thick
with leaves, before the grapes.
'Gonna live off the fat
of the land,' you say, 'who said that?' I turn
my eyes, your hand's on the wheel. 'My father, I think.'
The wind's in your hair. 'Grapes of Wrath. Lennie
said that.' 'Lennie's Mice and Men. He plays
with the mice.'
But you're right, this country looks like that,
California, the place we're going, the sun
has already set on that ocean, it's crossed the fields
of artichokes with mustard growing between
the rows, it's set on the edge of that land that is
our own, our last frontier.
'You sure?' you say,
and I've lost the thread, I'm already there, but then
I remember, I hesitate, and 'Yes,' I say,
and you say, 'Thank you, Teacher. Anytime.'
Anytime? That's my line, but that's
the way you manage words, you make them make
us notice you, different from Sarah and Danny
and me, richer, older, known in the world --
Why had she done this crazy thing? Because
the well was dry, she had no work to do.
Because her garden had not come up,
because there was something she had to learn.
Because, she thought, he was different: it might be him.
A Book of Days
for Sharon Dunn
In the story, she gives him everything,
that he should be nothing
without her, who has too much.
An old story.
In mine she runs, wrapped in a pink blanket.
Made myself naked, unfastened myself
from myself like leaves but myself hangs on,
mittens dancing below my hands --
Bricks turn unfamiliar, pink, windows gape
like missing teeth, the blank face
of the sky is turning away --
Caught in a branch of that plot again,
the dark lines the light draws --
And where shall I go to find her?
The game is Kill the King, he said.
A little Freud he'd read somewhere.
Things about women, too.
But when he was king he did nothing,
except say No, except say Do,
and then, early one morning, he said Die.
Trenches I can imagine.
Rats, vermin, water and mud. The standing
there, the waiting, the Over the Top.
Because something has to move.
The field itself, if nothing else.
Listen: I was the battlefield.
Mine, he said. Me, he said,
swaying in his underwear, little boy
on a bare floor, and told me about his mother,
popping up and up and up in an old dream.
Machine guns you could hold in your hands,
and tanks, those armored beasts, and planes,
and bombs in the air, and submarines --
It used to be the armistice.
Now we remember the ones who fought.
Understand: I was trying to win myself.
'After nine years,' you said last night,
'even Achilles stopped being angry.'
Then you smiled and spoke of yourself
as if you were someone you cared about.
I'd never seen you like that before.
You'd never seen me like this --
Running down the street that night
in a blanket, seeing a blurred world,
lights like yellow chrysanthemums,
she thought of men with bows and arrows,
shooting tiny birds. She thought of women
grinding corn. She saw her hair,
long again, in braids.
It wasn't much: a man and a woman
going to dinner, deciding what dishes to share,
doing something they'd done before.
But today the people sit on the grass,
they walk on the walks with their books and bags,
they play in the leaves with their children.
Over and over and over, I thought,
this morning, passing the sycamores.
Over meaning Again, and Never again, and I have spoken.
Ice this morning, cracked, by the curb,
cellophane, glass. Frost on the bricks.
The playground closed for the season.
Last night, I think, and across the street
a carpenter tap tap taps new boards to a house.
Once a child played in this place. He crawled
through the space of that upright tire --
Last night I saw you a row ahead
and raised my arm to reach
my hand to your shoulder and stopped,
frozen, mid-air, as if
on film, and as quickly drew my hand
back toward my body.
My ungloved hand begins to ache.
My other rattles the keys in my pocket.
The ground is littered with seeds from an ash,
exclamations without a point --
This is my hand on your shoulder.
This is the other side, the space
that's given and taken at once.
Space to be arranged like chairs,
easy chairs in front of a fire.
Space that's room like the separate rooms
where we live and open our books, our mouths
to someone who's always someone else
on the other side of the space, the air we breathe.
The screen grids, grays a little the dappled sky.
The blue places between
to tongue them into meaning
morning light --
Last month, the girl who lives
most well in her own mind
was first to see the pigeons on the cornice.
A white one, she cried, and I thought Dove.
That was before the troubled time.
The fire escape is mostly space.
Things are written under things.
Life's below, where snow patches grass.
I have held on.
Emily Dickinson, 1830-1886
Deep in the hills, in the noon sun,
through the white gate, through the white front door,
up the stairs to the room, and the white dress --
Up the stairs, to the cupola,
where the turning world -- the trees, the hills,
the hills beyond circumference -- returned.
Is this what body comes to, then,
after the dinners, the talk, the wine,
hello, goodbye, is this the way,
most I, most who I am?
He was perfect muse, the god who was
and was not there. She had no mother,
she said, her mother was awe.
But awe was also muse, was house,
was hills, beyond the hills --
Mother, wife, the earth at last.
For us it goes the other way:
the deep green cave, the flesh
of love, the wings
of the white election --
On the plane the babies are starting to sing,
wedding themselves to the new world.
Outside, the ground is soft
and white, the walls are the blue
that can't get through, we're held
by sheer air.
A blue world, the babies
have not forgotten,
while I have just
remembered again, no one holding
me up or down, no strings
attached, no harness
to no balloon, no plodding thing.
They've drained the old pond, they're digging it deeper.
Two derricks face each other across the mud,
stumps, rubble, brush,
an oval of water, wrinkled like skin,
that yesterday was rain.
All right. I cried last night when the choir sang
and almost cried when the brass band played
in the almost April weather of late December.
This morning not the want, but the wanting not.
Across the street, wind chimes chim.
On the other bank three small trees
are growing together: an I, a Y, an intricate shape,
a woman leaning into the wind,
arms raised, breasts, straining against
the limbs of the others, who hold her there.
Everyone alive in the world is very nearly the same age.
I am still the baby in that house.
People with two dogs run in the yard with their two dogs.
When I started to run, I ran around
a three-mile pond, meeting, sometimes, the priest
before morning mass, or the old woman who looked contempt
at my blue shoes:
'In my time,' she said once,
'women got their exercise at home.'
Last night in the film the man became
the woman and then the man for the woman he loved:
for her, the whole old story at once,
the best parts of its plots.
Between the patterns
the terriers make,
the upright creature,
covered in bright cloth, starts
and stops and starts and stops and claps her hands.
At last, snow, flocked
like cotton, clusters, blossoms, stuff
comes down --
so little wind you feel the pull,
as of apples, the weight of body
toward the knees --
Hark! the Herald Angels Sing, bells
announce, trumpets, wings, everything
lifted, raised --
Down below, the grass is green, walks
are wet, people are carrying gloves
and bright umbrellas --
Not the flash, the blinding light, tongues,
as of fire, but the coming to see,
on the edge of a warm winter
this shortened but lengthening day --
Coming to see, one feels less seen,
less haloed, held, more fallen
like snow turned rain
to earth to peace to mercy
to all that rages that aches that cries
that whimpers that turns that catches
its breath that breathes --
Late afternoon, the eight-chimneyed building
across the yard, clock on its gable,
lights up, as if with fire, in every window.
An excess: the sky is still light,
or almost light, and something about
that light, the white trim, the slate
gray roof, the air itself, the lucent sky,
seems single, almost a surface you could polish.
I have never felt empty.
Once, when I was a child,
I felt too full, and sometimes at night.
Now this light, this stranger light,
so different from everything else
it seems the same --
Walking around the world this way,
as if a world were being made --
Nothing slips through the net, falls from the basket.
The earth, inside its porous skin, is whole.
Like two sides of a leaf,
not this brown, but a still-green leaf,
are not-snow and snow
in a warm winter.
On the other side of a new way
of seeing is something old:
a shadow tree, an under-
bands of being run
In the rain forest, the golden frog
rides the darker, twice-as-large
not-gold female frog.
together, outside themselves,
eggs laid over a pool, or over a leaf
that's over a pool.
Something else is on top now.
The old is merely clinging, like the dust
that's skin, or pollen,
to the belly.
A man in a little white truck
with red wheels and a black scoop
is clearing the walks.
Beep beep he comes
to a halt, lifts, then lowers the scoop
with a lilt, like a dancer's arm.
The snow comes down.
It crosses itself, it rises
in little leaps.
This morning I felt a trouble start
to rise, light as a layer
of lace --
with the weight of snow that falls
from the roof, like bundled cargo.
Then rise, then start to rise again.
Now it rests
like the light cover in which
the heart, warm, in a safe place, lies
and goes, little machine, about its work.
On a train I rarely take, I look up,
Of course it's gray, brown, white
where the light of early morning lines the trees:
I'm still in summer grass, that strange
green lake, in last night's dream.
People are getting hungrier,
people who've never taken vacations,
whose kids never went to camp,
who were hungry before.
Things have always been this way won't do.
I am hungry too won't do.
The honeycomb, the mole-rats,
the gibbons singing at down won't do.
We are all kin in this world,
who can think at dawn of other dawns,
who can dream of other dreams --
who can think of ending everything,
as if Won't were another, greener side of Won't do --
Red eye, red foot: the pigeons are finding
the roofs again, the fire escape, the cat
will be glad, or at least respond
to the flutter and flap on the other side
of the glass.
An icicle falls, not
on its point, but its side.
Beads of water cling to limbs, like buds
in the wrong place.
Leaves may come out
in the wrong place: they may have to turn,
like faces, to find the light.
In the store this morning, iris for sale.
Next door in the restaurant, fading poinsettias.
Rain, rain all day,
pocking the snow.
The single eye of the pigeon's the eye,
in the dream, of a cheap stuffed toy.
Last night I woke with a great fright,
too huge to come from a thing
so small, so crawling:
a whitish thing, but I thought of the ants
enslaving their prey, the smaller ants,
then letting themselves be fed, nested, moved
in the jaws of their slaves.
I let it grow, I tell you I made
that something grow, until its brittle legs
were long as bones, stripped, smooth,
almost ivory, firm, flesh
held to my face, my open mouth --
I loved her.
And then I let go.
This is one of those days of days,
one the others were waiting for.
It comes wearing nothing more stunning
than rain, a gray sky without silver
or pearl, rather like smoke, with even
a little yellow, a trace of bruise.
It's inside, the lining of sky,
the dream where the colors
re-enter the birds, the earth,
a place as ornately green as a gold
thing's gold, with birds in cages
so lightly barred they can fly
in and out, and grass so fine it's air,
and sky so royally blue it's a house,
the walls of an old Roman house, turned in-
side out, a dream so lovely I wake
myself up to see --
This is the day
the world of dream re-enters the world
where I live:
a beech as barely gray
as the day, its long thin buds still wet
from the rain,
a tree in the yard of a house
where I'm going, an open house where there are
a brilliantly opened and entered
and living space.
The sign taped to the telephone pole
says FOUND something something CAT
something something CALL --
It's still raining.
Cats and dogs, they'd say, and I'd see the air
slashed with the falling of the bodies.
Found again, as if for the first time.
That was this afternoon. Now I wake
so inside out I turn on the light
to turn it off to sleep --
It keeps on raining.
It keeps on raining rain.
The facade of the building across the yard
has forty windows, a calendar page
for Lent, with measured days --
In Guatemala, they cut out the tongues,
they cut the soles of the feet in pieces,
they burned the bodies in living piles.
In Europe, a young man killed
the woman he loved, he cut, he cooked,
he ate her tongue, her nose, her lips.
This is not inhuman.
This is not nature, discarding.
Someone I know has a sign on his desk,
* You can do no wrong *
If this isn't wrong, it's still not right.
Here is my building, here are my windows,
here are my days, my prayers, my penance,
my breath, my unburned sins, my undone loves.
Once, running for life, having nothing
to prove myself myself, I heard a steel door
slam shut and felt, on the narrow cot
beside the seatless toilet, safe.
At night, at home, when I look down
from my window, squares of light
pattern the blackness.
Lights go on and off all night,
and far away, in another state,
a man arrives at a city jail and claims
the frightened woman he calls Mine.
And what if an old and powerful man
in the threatened years of this century
should wish the whole world
to die with him, wife for his pyre?
The sycamores down by the river lean
toward the river.
In Hiroshima, the skull's mouth
opened for water; meat
walked on bones.
Not even the eye,
the eye that strips
the bark from the bone-white trees,
In the rain, the bark of the plane trees shines
in the colors, the shapes of camouflage:
trees looking like men looking like trees.
When the sun shines, the trees shade
the grass a darker green, the thick veins
of giant leaves, a giant's hands --
Terrain with deep cracks, that old puzzle --
In California, it rained on the queen
and the president, it rained on the good
and the bad, it rained on me.
In the jungle, it rained, it has rained,
it rains on bodies fallen
like leaves, on bodies that walk--
In the rain, the shadows disappear.
In a larger rain, things are lost.
In the largest rains, borders emerge --
A puzzle coming apart, becoming the world.
Light! Light! The white inside
the church, the mouths of the lilies open
in every direction, the paned
white sky outside --
of prayer: it is finished,
that painful time.
Finished for now, though the war dead die
as the war dead died, and we are not poor
in our hearts as the poor are poor.
This is what the angel said:
Not here, in this empty place,
but there, on the road to the place
you are going,
the place we are going
to now, through the clear rain.
Waiting, one feels time
the way one speaks of a tree,
meaning not, as here in this yard,
this beech, the dark marks of lovers
still on the skin, the ovals where limbs
were cut --
meaning rather the loss we hide
Up, the way the tree grows,
or the way we speak of a mountain,
forgetting the roots, the other side --
Tree as in family tree, or tree
as dreamed, as if in a place
like this --
Time like a mountain, an island
on land, the tree,
a ripened fruit as large
as the hand that holds the yellow half,
or the other hand, that scoops
the fat black seeds.
The sun gone for a moment, air
intrudes itself, a cool presence, bodies
stir on the warm grass --
The word gone, the red letters
of speech -- lips held open, tongue held still,
nothing but vowels, oh, ooh, the ah
of pain, the uh of hurt, the hhh of almost
nothing left, the hush of nothing except
the slightest breath --
the word gone, spirit
came, it filled, mouth to mouth,
the whole house.
Then fire, a dazzle
of tongues, doing things over, things
that were done --
the first breath breathed
into something, then everyone
talking at once --
A cloud slips from the shoulder
of the sun, the sun falls on the bodies stripped
again, the bodies houses filled with flesh --
For a moment, the house was nothing
but mouth, the tongue
of the body the tongue of the holiest ghost
of the word that was, that was to be --
As if the windows
were open air.
the ground were nothing.
The old dream, the old wish,
but this time the wings
are my own open arms,
as if I had come to be
in the way of the birds, the little feet
lengthened and feathered, not as if
I were carrying something strange,
a burden grown from the bones
of my upright back.
I were the very first
of my kind.
Beautiful is what she was.
Cut-glass bowls on her dressing table, mirror
(his was long, framed
by the bedroom door).
The book's cover shuts
on its flyleaf, her
name touches his.
. . . in Paris,
now, drawing a cigarette
from the chalk-blue pack, pointing my elbows
into the white cloth, watching
her there, touching herself, pearl
after pearl after pearl against
her skin, making sure.
A simple plot:
just the cabbages,
not the path
of the rabbit among them, not
the carrots, the rampant squash --
How much of what we have is useless:
cells, bits of skin, remnants of what
we can't remember, love
of what never was --
At night, when the story's over, a light goes out.
The roses are washed out, the iris brown
like thin paper pressed between the folds
of a wedding dress, the bride
has gone, her child has gone, and she
knows something we don't know, the way
the body rends itself, is more
than one -- she's known
for years, they won't let her forget.
Someone has turned the fountain off, the pool
is still, is almost still, it shifts
like an eye pretending not to shift, the breast looks
like an eye but it cannot see, only
the eye can see.
A sparrow drinks from the rim
of the pool, a bee disturbs its surface.
Heavy the leaves, burdens,
little animals in the wind, paws, mouths.
To strip her down, take off
the green dress, the red shoes
under the soles of her feet, to open
her closed her nymph
her mermaid legs --
Is the sea open
or closed space?
The blue sea, the green sea,
the brown river we swam, suits
in our hands, the current
we rode --
Victim, I heard.
I felt the seal,
the openings closed.
Can this be power, this open?
for Barbara Johnson
The snow blowing across the road,
chasing itself, the sun
midday, the cat's-eyes
of the oncoming cars, the car filling
with organ music as flesh is filled
with flesh, strange that anything opens at all --
On a mountain one summer, the un-
cut grass, the monks hid their hands
beneath their robes, their voices waited
behind their tongues, the grass
bent down and then
stood up as if to speak.
The snow blew into the little plane, the snow
glowed like lights in the light, the cold
touched our faces, fists, our hands
found each other, hand
over hand over body, body letting go.
Smell of apples, mug of hot
rum, windows white, a child came out
where love went in, it was warm
in that house.
The boy on the plane, his left hand
on my right breat, his right
under my skirt as the snow
blew in my life my life and then I will die.
Open, as if the sun were a hole
in the gray sky, waiting for something to hold
in itself, the wind unlike the world
as a thing could be, the cold, the swell
of the organ, the chords, the rush
of snow blowing like God across the road.
This time she called across the room while the rain
was turning to snow, the snow they both
in the thin trees.
Morning come, would the edge
be gone, lost
in the verbless snow?
Inside, she was under someone, child
under the dining room table,
hugging its thick legs.
And what if she couldn't get out
of there, what if the door closed
on her facing out the way
a window faces out
on her --
She touched her over
her under between.
She called her by her name.
That night, asleep, she wrapped him up
and sent him out.
When the package arrived, she let it in.
It thumped across the room.
Inside, the light came on, sun
through the shadeless panes.
The stream clung to the low brush, froze
white, draped in that light.
She moved inside, as a woman moves into a room.
He sat on the stool waiting
for me. I kept
the appointment, his fingers quick
in my hair.
Less, I said, meaning More.
Always an edge, the scissors
meet, close, do not
cross, they open
and nothing's been lost that shouldn't
have been but what if they went
too far not to mention the point.
Now I am thinking
of her, our legs cross
like scissors but do nocut we are each
of us singular, plural as love, love.
I waited for him as long as I could.
The only way I could love was to wait.
I waited for nothing.
My fingers are making space
in her hair, ribbons
of space, rivers of air, the buds
upon buds of pussy willows
she brought me are bursting
with her, the shape
of her there.
As the plane flew in I followed
the river. Silver
ribbon, severed light,
I could take it in my hands.
By the steps of Howard Hall where I
took piano lessons, a boy stood
by the door, his fly
unzipped, the thing
in his hand pink, like a toy
for a dog, he wagged
it like a finger.
I have been leaving almost
Yesterday I slept in the bed
where my mother and father slept
when I was a child, knobs
at its corners, crescents cut
at the head and foot and dreamed
of a man -- I had never wanted
anything quite like what I felt
that night, what I've left out
I left in his arms . . .
Erase the board but the board
even, gray or green, the eraser
eats the words.
As the plane flew in I watched
the river, hearing the verb
to rive, what the river does
as it enters itself, barges trailing
their wakes like trains, to enter a space
that isn't my mother's steps
on the stairs she was waking
me out of a dream I was trying to end
that night a child I would not
let him see in the curve
of the river islands as if they were going
somewhere and now I am saying goodbye.
Sound me out
of this silent place Oh listen
(if we could talk)
Outside my office window
on the soccer field, seagulls
face a goal, they are a team
with no opponent
Shell I think pearl
I think my hand
The space before the words
begin, or after the words, or between
the words, the opened
mouth between the words
Not some window
through which to see the world
Door, rather, opening
out and in
I love you, I
said, a small thing, a small sense
of something not
That yard half-blue with scylla,
no, scilla: little blue hats that opened
into stars, nothing more harmful
than stars, unless the sea
could ache like this --
Mornings my body remembers
him. I am the mold, he
is the made.
Then I remember you.
Last night I heard someone say,
Stalin was right to kill
those people, they were the bourgeoisie.
Today by the couch where I said I need
you, the first time I said it
to anyone, is a vase of flowers, you
are away, they are tulips,
freesias, iris, white and blue.
There is always someone it's right
to kill in the streets at night, it was not
a simple goodbye, he hurt me, I wanted to hurt
him back I am trying to say but I hurt
myself in those streets of dream.
Open? my god I am
that yard but not
for anyone now but you and I
am waiting -- that night I slept
in your arms all night, a river
between its banks -- I am waiting for you.
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Gibbs Smith, Publisher,
Peregrine Smith Books
P. O. Box 667, Layton Utah 84041
[text from back cover]
Rich with lyric music and luminous with thought, The Arrangement of Space further establishes Martha Collins' important role in American poetry. "This is hte day/ the world of the dream re-enters the world/ where I live," she writes; in her poems dream and world, image and idea, sound and sense merge into what she calls "a brilliantly opened and entered/ and living space." This is the work of a poet blessed with fierce intelligence and marked by a troubling imagination. In The Arrangement of Space, Martha Collins discovers a voice for "the holiest ghost/ of the world that was, that was to be --" and that is a voice serious readers will not want to ignore.
"Martha Collins' poems are excellent, musical, a little quirky, and endlessly interesting. The Arrangement of Space will prove a durable and fascinating companion." - William Matthews
My thanks to the Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College, which gave me the space and time in and out of which the poems in "A Book of Days" were written.
My thanks as well to the following publications, in which these poems first appeared, some of them in different versions, with various titles: Agni: "A Book of Days" 12, 14, 16, 19, 26; Antioch Review: 17 (originally "Day"); Crazyhorse: 8; Denver Quarterly: 25, 27; Field: 10; Five Fingers Review: 5; Harbor Review: 21, 23; Ironwood: 2, 4; The Journal: 13, 18; Louisville Review: 22; MSS: 3; Panoply: 1; Poet Lore: "Women in American Literature: An Introduction"; Prairie Schooner: 9 (originally "Running"), "Door," "Open"; Radcliffe Quarterly: 30 (originally "Stripped"); Seneca Review: "Wind Chill," "River"; Slant: 7; Snail's Pace Review: "Hair"; South Carolina Review: 15; Telescope: 24; Virginia Quarterly Review: 6, 11; and West Branch: 20, 28, 29.
"Women in American Literature: An Introduction" is indebted to Nathaniel Hawthorne, Emily Dickinson, Henry James, James Fenimore Cooper, K. C. Frederick, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, whose letters to Susan B. Anthony are quoted at the end of section 5.
About the Author
Martha Collins' poems have appeared in many periodicals and anthologies, including The Pushcart Prize X: Best of Small Presses. Her awards include a Bunting Fellowship, an Igram Merrill Fellowship, and NEA Fellowship, and the Alice Fay Di Castagnola Award. Her first book of poems, The Catastrophe of Rainbows, was published by Cleveland State in 1985, and she has edited a collecction of essays on Louise Bogan.
She teaches at the University of Massachusetts-Boston, where she establisehd the creative writing program, and lives in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Design by Kathleen Timmerman
Cover photograph, Untitled, 1987 by Zeke Berman
Printed and bound in the United States of America
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
The arrangement of space / Martha Collins.
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[ Update Editor’s Note: I went way back into the archives for this one, April 3rd 2011. Gordon had given me a blank check when I came aboard VT to experiment with magazine style templates. I typically did these on weekends when I had more time. The VT pace was slower by then, as we had most of the staff writers self posting.
This should be enjoyed with a cold beer or a good glass of wine. I would save Zeamer’s video until after you have gone through all of the rest. It will mean more to you if you do.
Jay Zeamer has been dead for a while, but I did a google on him anyway to see if anything new had been found and posted, and bingo… I found this 7.5 minute interview, so here it is in my intro.
I also found the photo of his getting his MoH. It took a miracle for Zeamer not to get this posthumously, but then again there would have been no witnesses with the plane going down, so the story would have been a missing in action one.
But it also took the fantastic skill he had as a pilot with a plane full of washed out discipline problems, something you would think was a Hollywood fiction script, but was the real deal. We salute all the unknown who died doing similar things that were just not seen and we will never know.
Woody Williams told me in his interviews right here in this room that Medals of Honor were being earned on Iwo Jima everywhere you looked, but the witnesses often were dead within a day or two. That is why the code of the Medal of Honor Society is that they wear the award for all those that did not get it, but who deserved to… a first class act.
Marine general Vandegrift, who got his for Guadalcanal, took a different view, telling the 13 Marines (individually) who got theirs with Woody, “That medal does not belong to you. It belongs to all those that did not come back, so don’t you ever do anything to tarnish it,” some tough love from the general.
Jay Zeamer had a good life. He was already an MIT ROTC civil engineer when he went to war, and became an aeronautical one after he got back, and could afford to raise four daughters.
I have a hand-written letter from him to the daughter of his radio operator, sent when he had died, explaining how he had kept Zeamer alive during the long flight back and figured a way to use radio navigation to find their base, or they just would have gone down in the ocean out of fuel.
I built this piece from the “Old 666” video, and then dug up the years of work that the nephew of KIA MoH Lt. Sarnoski had spent researching, including going to Japan to dig through their archives. It really filled the story out past what was in the original video.
And this taught me that VT could really be different if we had the time to try harder, dig deeper, to find what those before us had missed. We are known for this, with our historic Intel consulting work we are sometimes called on to do, the “what really happened with, in such and such”, something that Gordon knows more than anyone else that we know due to access that he had and his photographic memory.
We have tried to share as much as we could with you, because we also felt we had a duty to those who did not come back; one we have served in our own way. Being with VT has privileged me to enjoy these experiences that I never would have had otherwise, making me also a lucky man who has had his life enriched by those passing through it.
Jay Zeamer knew that his Medal of Honor belonged to the whole crew, and he never let them forget that. We should all be so lucky to have such a crew, or pilot, or a bombardier like Joe Sarnoski. And we should all try to be worthy of the honor… JD – 2016 ]
VETERANS TODAY EXCLUSIVE: Combat – The Greatest Air Battle of WWII (4 videos)
By Jim W. Dean STAFF WRITER/Editor
In the video below you will hear about Capt. Jay Zeamer in his B-17 bomber ‘Old 666’ and ‘Eager Beaver’ crew fight a running 45 minute air battle with over two dozen Japanese fighters from Buka and Bouganville airbases. They were frantically trying to end their critical mapping flight for the future Bouganville Marine landings.
Zeamer and his nose gunner Lt. Joe Sarnoski were awarded Medals of Honor, the latter’s being posthumous. The rest of the crew received the Distinguished Service Cross, second only to the Medal of Honor. I am 61, and this is the most amazing air combat story that I have read.
Five Japanese planes were shot down, three in the beginning of the fight while making dueling head on passes. These surprising early losses saved the day as the other Japanese fighters were gun shy after that.
Although severely wounded Sarnoski crawled back to his twin 50’s in the completely shot out nose bubble and continued firing until he collapsed from loss of blood.
Zeamer fought the battle with a 100 pieces of shrapnel and a broken leg, his cockpit controls shot to pieces, and did not relinquish command to his co-pilot until the fighters broke off when their fuel was running low
Zeamer and his crew of Eager Beavers already had earned a slew of combat medals before the this battle. Before getting to fly together, all had been ‘discipline problems’ and had been on the bottom of the flight list.
Zeamer had consistently failed to check out as a pilot and was only flying the old 666 because he and his crew had salvaged it from the parts dump.
Walt Krell recalled, “He (Zeamer) went through the outfit and recruited a crew from a bunch of renegades and screwoffs. They were the worst of the 43rd–men nobody else wanted. But they gravitated toward one another and they made a hell of a crew.”
But this is a double barreled piece today. The video is actually a lead off to an archival description of this battle. I had initially thought this would be a quick story with a lead in and the video which at ten minutes would usually be enough. But this blew my mind to the extent I went digging for more and hit the jackpot.
I found a history teacher, Jim Rembisz, who just happened to be Joe Sarnoski’s nephew. He spent years digging out the archival record, including the Japanese reports which give you a rare second view of a battle like this. This is a keeper, folks. Please pass it around. It was a pleasure to do for you.
And as often was the case with so many WWII veterans, and even the heroes, Zeamer’s daughters never knew he had won the Medal of Honor until they were adults. My own father (P-40, P-51 pilot) only had one war conversion with me when I was 22. It required the seduction of a huge grilled T-bone steak plus splitting a bottle of bourbon with him.
The Eager Beaver crew story continues now with Jim Rembisz’ archival material…
To make matters even more comical, Jay’s misfit crew didn’t have an airplane. There again, Zeamer had his own ideas. One day an old B-17E with the tail number 41-2666 was flown in and parked on the airstrip.
The bomber had seen better days and its frame bore evidence of its heavy record of aerial combat. It was so badly shot up it was now worthless, and was parked at the end of the runway where other aircrews could cannibalize it for needed parts. Captain Zeamer quickly intervened and claimed it as his own.
Zeamer’s crew went to work on what would normally have been an impossible task–turning #41-2666 into a combat-ready bomber. They cleaned it up, patched the holes, fixed its engines, and modified it to their liking.
Jay had a 50-caliber machine gun mounted in the nose so he could fire from the cockpit like a fighter pilot. In the nose, the 30-caliber flexible guns normally manned by the bombardier and navigator were replaced with swivel-mounted 50-caliber machine guns. The waist guns and radioman’s guns were replaced with twin-50s, giving the airship unprecedented firepower.
Zeamer’s crew put guns where they didn’t even need guns, leaving loose machine guns on the catwalk so that if a gun jammed at a critical moment they could dump it and quickly replace it with a spare. Sergeant George Kendrick even mounted a gun behind the ball turret near the waist. “I don’t know who would have handled that except the side gunner” Jay recalls.
“He wanted all the guns he could get! He wouldn’t let another gunner back there with him. He said, ‘These are my guns. I’m going to shoot them all. I don’t want to be bumping asses with another guy back here!’ This was George Kendrick, the screwball of the crew.”
In truth, in the eyes of the other pilots and ground crews at Port Moresby, the entire crew was screwballs. That impression aside however, it quickly became apparent that the men were building a flyable, fightable, bomber.
At a time when aircraft and spare parts were in short supply, quickly other pilots and ground crews began eyeing #41-2666 enviously.
Walt Krell recalled what happened when it came to a head. “Jay was so mad…he ordered his men not to give up the airplane and they weren’t about to see that happen. By now they would have done anything for Zeamer. They loaded their fifty calibers and they told everyone to stay the hell away, and Zeamer and his crew even slept in that damn airplane for fear someone would try to take it away from them…Everyone was talking about him and his renegades.”
In the meantime the Fifth Air Force continued its regular run of bombing missions against the Japanese, and many of these were flown by Captain Jay Zeamer and his Eager Beavers. In May Zeamer and crew made a skip-bombing run on a Japanese aircraft carrier, swooping within fifty feet of its decks.
A few days later on a daylight bombing raid over Rabaul, Old 666 came in so low it was brushing the roofs of the housetops. It seemed that the Eager Beavers were fearless. Everyone in the 43rd Bombardment Group was talking about them, and now in some very respectful tones.
“Whenever the 43rd got a real lousy mission–the worst possible mission of all that nobody else wanted to fly–they went down to see Jay Zeamer and his gang,” said Walt Krell. “They couldn’t keep them on the ground, no matter how bad or rough that mission might be. They didn’t care.
They crawled into that airplane and just flew and what was more they always carried out their missions. It was the damnedest thing. They’d fly in the worst possible weather, the kind of storm that madeother pilots grateful they were on the ground.
“Zeamer would always find his way in. Sometimes the weather would be so bad, in ships that were shot up, other planes would crash, or the crews would bail out because it was impossible to get back down safely. Impossible for everyone except Jay Zeamer, that is.”
One of Zeamer’s missions over Rabaul was a psy-ops flight during which pamphlets were to be dropped. Approaching the enemy stronghold Zeamer told his crew, “Don’t throw them out. I’ll go down low enough so you can pass them out individually, but no lally-gagging around those geisha girls.”
On a night mission over Wewak the Japanese gunners on the ground managed to fix the flight of incoming American bombers in the glare of several large search lights. Zeamer got mad and made good use of his specially designed nose gun.
In an incredible display of courage and airmanship he dove on the positions, shooting out three of them and damaging two others. His actions enabled the squadron to complete its mission and get back safely. That action earned the renegade pilot an oak leaf cluster to his Silver Star.
Zeamer’s daring and skill gave his crew great confidence. They believed they could fly anywhere, accomplish any mission. They were convinced that no matter what their condition, Captain Zeamer would always get them home.
On a May 5 mission over Madang Old 666 was hit more than sixty times by anti-aircraft fire, the stabilizer was shot out and the oxygen tanks exploded. Validating his crew’s confidence, Zeamer somehow managed to get everyone back safely despite the extreme combat damage. Soon the Flying Fortress was patched up and ready to fly its next mission.
Captain Zeamer was equally loyal to his crew. All of them had been decorated again and again for their heroics. Both Sergeants Vaughn and Pugh had been awarded Silver Stars, and Sergeants Able and Kendrick had each been awarded the Silver Star and the Distinguished Flying Cross.
Master Sergeant Joseph Sarnoski had been awarded the Silver Star and Air Medal, but in Sarnoski’s case it wasn’t enough to satisfy Jay Zeamer. He was instrumental in seeking promotion for his enlisted bombardier and, thanks to Jay’s efforts, on May 24 Joe Sarnoski became a second lieutenant.
It was, recalled Walt Krell: “a reconnaissance mission that nobody wanted to take. Nobody in his right mind, maybe. So they went to see Jay Zeamer and his crew.” “That job had been hanging for months, and nobody else had been able to do it,” Captain Zeamer wrote in a letter five months after the mission.
“We just put extra guns all over our ship hoping to be able to fight our way clear. We had 19 machine guns which is more than any other Flying Fortress in the Southwest Pacific has ever thought of having.”
Eager Beaver bombardier Joe Sarnoski could have…indeed by all standards SHOULD have…been excused from the mission. The young 2nd lieutenant had spent nearly 18 months in the combat theater and had flown dozens of missions and earned both the Silver Star and Air Medal.
More recently he had been ordered home to instruct new bombardier recruits. His bags were all packed; his departure was to be effective three days hence–June 19.
By the time darkness fell over Port Moresby on June 15 Old 666 was armed to the teeth and ready for action. While the crew headed for their cots to get a good night’s rest before their 4 a.m. takeoff, Captain Zeamer was given an additional last-minute order.
While in the air over the coastline of Bougainville, he was instructed to fly over the smaller island of Buka which was separated by a thin waterway known as the Buka Passage. There he was to make a reconnaissance of the Japanese airfield there to determine logistics and enemy strength.
This new assignment changed the mission from being one of immense danger to one of sheer suicide. Captain Zeamer was furious. His mission was to photograph Bougainville and then get the images back home.
A side trip over Buka would almost surely doom his airplane and crew, making the entire mission a futile waste. As he turned in for the night Zeamer had already made up his mind that he would photograph Bougainville, but he would not risk his men or his B-17 over Buka.
For three hours Old 666’s four, big engines churned the air as Jay Zeamer flew into the rising sun and one of Japan’s most fortified islands. Shortly before 0700 the faint dawn revealed the distant outline of Bougainville Island.
The B-17 was thirty minutes ahead of schedule. The sun had not yet risen high enough to illuminate the island’s west coast sufficiently for photographic purposes.
“Aw, hell….” Zeamer thought as he considered his early arrival and pondered the suicidal last-minute order he had previously determined to ignore. “Navigator, plot a course for Buka,” he announced.
Minutes later a thin slip of water passed 25,000 feet below the Fortress, and then the dense jungle of Buka appeared in the lens of Kendrick’s camera.
Carved in the foliage below was a honeycomb of small airplane revetments, all leading to a massive airstrip. With a sinking feeling Captain Zeamer suddenly realized why headquarters wanted this recon–more than 400 enemy fighters had been flown into the Buka aerodrome the previous day.
In the belly of Old 666 Sergeant Kendrick snapped a photograph while noting the time in his camera log. It was 0700. Later that photograph would reveal twenty-one enemy fighters either warming up or taking off to interdict the American bomber.
“The thing we should have done then was high-tail it for home,” Zeamer later stated. But even as Sergeant Forrest Dillman announced over the interphone from behind his guns in the ball turret that he could see enemy fighters taking off, Captain Zeamer turned southeast to level off and begin his photo/mapping mission of Bougainville’s west coast.
“The mapping had to be done that day,” Zeamer explained years later. With the invasion of Bougainville already being planned, those photographs would mean life or death to thousands of young American Marines.
“They had to know where the coral reefs were. A landing craft getting caught in a coral reef would result in the men getting blown out of the water before they could get overboard. So it was most important for us to get the photographs from which charts could be made.”
Prop-wash kicked up a cloud of dust on the earthen runway at Buka as Chief Flight Petty Officer Yoshio Ooki throttled the engine of his A6MZero. In the distance the American Flying Fortress that had dared to make a lone incursion over Buka was fading slowly, to become little more than a speck in the clear dawn of the morning.
Ooki gave a thumbs-up and then his fighter was taxiing for takeoff. Behind him roared the engines of seven additional Zeroes, the remainder of the Japanese commander’s battle-tested squadron.
The 251st Kokutai was part of the recently arrived reinforcement of 400 aircraft at Buka, following distinguished service nearer the Japanese home islands.
The cracker-jack outfit was part of the massive air power shift to the Solomons in the Empire’s desperate attempt to turn back the sweeping air superiority gained by General Kenney’s 5th Air Force.
Ooki’s pilots were veterans, skilled fighters, and able tacticians who were determined to surprise the American pilots with their aerial prowess.
On this day Yoshio Ooki had no doubt that if he and his men could catch up to the fading B-17, they would send it down in flames.
It was slow work, climbing for altitude and racing to catch the enemy bomber, but Ooki and his squadron nursed every ounce of speed out of their engines.
The race was too much for Shunichi Yahiro’s fighter, and while still in pursuit the Japanese pilot’s engine gave out and sent him crashing into the sea. Yahiro survived and was later rescued, but at that moment Ooki’s only thought was for the B-17 in the distance.
The American Flying Fortresses were known to be heavily armed and had successfully fought off five, six, and occasionally even more fighters. But the numbers today were certainly against the Americans.
To increase the odds, Ooki’s remaining seven Zeroes were joined in the air by at least two twin-engine Dinah’s. Ooki knew also that the other airfields on Bougainville would quickly field more Zeroes, should they be needed.
The morning sun was creeping over the island and bringing with it a light cloud cover, but as he raced southward Ooki couldn’t believe his luck. The pilot of the American bomber was making it too easy.
The big airplane didn’t break and run for the clouds–didn’t dive and head out to sea. Instead, the pilot continued on a straight and level heading. It was as if the enemy pilot was begging to be attacked and destroyed.
Captain Zeamer was indeed making it easy for the enemy fighters. “The mapping had to be extremely accurate and you don’t dare dip the wing a degree or the focal point on the ground moves over a mile,” he recalled in one interview. At 0740 Zeamer had only 22 minutes of flight-time remaining to complete his mission.
In the distance the crew could make out the shapes of at least fifteen Zeroes and two Dinahs. No one would have faulted the crew had they then opted to turn and run for home. Zeamer’s Eager Beavers knew, however, that for the first time in months the important photos of Bougainville were being recorded on film. These were pictures that could save thousands of American lives.
In the belly of Old 666 Sergeant Kendrick kept his camera rolling. In the clear Plexiglas nose Lieutenant Sarnoski stood ready at his guns, scanning the sky ahead for any sign of enemy fighters that might try to attack from the front.
In the cockpit Captain Zeamer held his course while the co-pilot and navigator called out numbers, helping him to keep the wings level, the air speed constant, and the bomber’s altitude consistent at 25,000 feet.
In the distance Jay could make out the wide opening at the middle of the Bougainville Island. That would be Empress Augusta Bay, he knew.
If he and his crew could hold on for just another twenty minutes their mapping mission would be completed. The respite bought by the aggressive and accurate fire of Pugh and Dillman might prove to be just enough.
The hail of 50-caliber machine gun fire that swept past Yoshio Ooki’s canopy did little to dissuade his determined assault on the lone Flying Fortress. Leading his squadron into the battle, Ooki winged over to sweep wide around the bomber.
The American pilot gave no indication of diverting from his suicidal course, so the Japanese squadron chose to take advantage of the situation by getting in front of him and attacking the bomber’s most vulnerable position–the nose.
The maneuver took more than fifteen minutes, the Zeroes speeding off to the side and then circling to get in front of the B-17.
By the time the Fortress was over Empress Augusta Bay, Ooki and five of his fighters were well in front and turning for an all-out attack on the nose and cockpit.
Ooki’s seasoned pilots were spread out neatly from left to right in the 8 o’clock, 10 o’clock, 12 o’clock, 2 o’clock and 4 o’clock positions. It was a semi-circle of certain death.
When Ooki gave the command to attack, all five Zeroes would come in with 20mm cannon and 7.7mm machine guns firing.
The two opposing forces were on a collision course at a combined speed of more than five hundred miles per hour. Still the pilot of the American bomber stayed straight and level–almost as if oblivious to the presence of impending doom.
Captain Zeamer was far from oblivious of the enemy presence, however. He knew he was in trouble, and worse, he knew he was up against a formidable foe.
In nearly a year of combat that included 47 aerial missions, Captain Zeamer had never seen more than two Japanese fighters in a coordinated frontal attack.
Such tactics required timing, practice and precision. Now he faced FIVE fighters in such an arrangement. Jay knew these enemy pilots were good–VERY GOOD!
As Ooki’s squadron dove in with guns blistering the sky Zeamer was less than minute from completing his mission. He also knew the enemy would be on top of him in far less time than that.
“The dumbest thing you can do with a B-17, when you’re under attack against fighters, is to hold it straight and level,” Jay recalled. “Everyone I know who did that (against two fighters) got shot down. But here are five coming in five different directions. I thought, ‘My gosh, if I maneuver against one, I’ll make myself better game to the others.’ That, coupled with the fact that the mapping was important, I kept going straight.”
The two forces met over Empress Augusta Bay at 0800. Yoshio Ooki dove his Zero towards the cockpit of the American bomber and unleashed his 20mm cannon. Breaking off less than 50 feet from the point of collision, the two pilots might well have seen the surprise, each on the face of each other.
While holding his bomber on course, Zeamer had unleashed a string of 50-caliber rounds from his own specially mounted nose gun, raking Ooki’s Zero and sending him plummeting earthward with fuel streaming from his wing tanks.
Old 666 shook with the force of fire from all its nose guns, then trembled as Ooki’s 20mm destroyed the cockpit. Simultaneously, Lieutenant Sarnoski fired at the Zero to the left (at the 10 o’clock position.) It erupted in front of the nose from the bombardier’s accurate fire, but not before one of its own 20mm canon shattered the Plexiglas of the American bomber.
Sarnoski was thrown backward, beneath the catwalk. His body was shredded with shrapnel and broken glass. A deadly gash in his side had nearly split him in half.
In the cockpit Captain Zeamer could see what was happening below. The enemy cannon had ripped huge holes in the floor of the cockpit and peppered the his own legs and feet with small pieces of shrapnel.
Air screamed in through the holes in the floor, and Zeamer watched as Lieutenant Johnston rush to the mortally wounded bombardier to try to stem the flow of blood from a neck wound.
Joe Sarnoski shook him off. “I’m alright,” he struggled to announce. “Don’t worry about me.” More enemy fighters were now firing on the bomber’s shattered nose, and every gun was needed in those critical moments.
Slowly, painfully, Joe Sarnoski dragged his body across a torn catwalk that was now slick with his own blood. He forced himself upright and from a crouch opened fire on a twin-engine Dinah that was moving in for the kill.
Once again Sarnoski’s accurate fire sent an enemy fighter down in flames, but not before more cannon fire hit the cockpit.
More than 100 pieces of sharp metal from this new fusillade tore into Captain Zeamer, shattering his feet and paralyzing his legs. Bullets sprayed the cockpit and tore into the pilot’s arms and legs.
“I never felt so much pain in my life,” he recalled. “One of the shells exploded at my feet. It ripped off my rudder pedals, tore gobs of flesh from my legs, and shattered my left knee. Blood from my ruptured wrist was spurting across my lap every time my heart pumped.”
Captain Zeamer and his crew had run out of time. The last explosion had ruptured the bomber’s hydraulic system, destroyed the cockpit flight instruments, and severed control cables.
It had also knocked out the oxygen supply and, at 25,000 feet the crew would quickly be rendered unconscious unless Zeamerdove. Despite his agonizing pain, he found the strength manipulate the controls and bank hard to the right, plummeting to 10,000 feet above the sea.
Falling behind Jay Zeamers bomber in his own desperate effort to avoid disaster, Yoshio Ooki fought his own controls to nurse his fighter back to Buka. Pilot Hiroshi Iwano protectively followed his squadron leader in his own undamaged Zero.
Three pilots of the 251 Air Squadron had also taken hits from the accurate fire of Zeamer’s besieged bomber (Tadaharu Sakagami, Tadashi Yoneda, and Ichirobei Yamazaki), but Kooichi Terada apparently never got in position to fire a round.
The eighth Japanese fighter, piloted by Suehiro Yamamoto, had to break off and return home after expending all of his ammunition.
In all, 251 Squadron reported firing more than five hundred 20mm and more than seven hundred 7.7mm rounds in their attempt to destroy the Flying Fortress that had dared to venture alone into the heavily defended Bougainville/Buka area.
It was small comfort for the crack Nippon squadron that had lost one fighter in the ocean and suffered four others badly damaged.
Contrary to Yamamoto’s report, Old 666 did not crash into the mountains. Captain Zeamer struggled with the controls to pull his bomber out of its dive and level off at 10,000 feet.
Then he pointed her shattered nose westward, towards home 600 miles distant. Fighting off waves of pain Jay struggled to keep his bomber in the air.
Meanwhile at least seventeen enemy fighters from other enemy squadrons dove downward on the withdrawing Flying Fortress to deliver the coup de grace. Sergeant Able flamed one of them with the twin-50s in the top turret but paid for it in pain. Enemy rounds struck him in both legs.
Time and again enemy fighters tried to race ahead of Old 666 for another frontal attack. The nose guns were out of commission from the heavy damage, Lieutenant Johnston was now wounded, and Lieutenant Sarnoski was slumped silently over his own machinegun.
He had mercifully slipped into unconsciousness after summoning one last effort of unbelievable strength to turn back the final deadly assault.
Fortunately, with the mapping mission done, Captain Zeamer was now able concentrate on maximum airspeed and evasion. “I just maneuvered the hell out of that airplane for the next forty-five minutes as they (Jap fighters) came in one after the other,” Jay Zeamer recalled.
Lieutenant Britton tried to take control of the floundering B-17 for his badly wounded pilot. Zeamer refused to give up, convinced that the fate of his crew depended upon his own abilities and experience. Unlike a standard bombing mission where, if you were shot down after reaching target, one still had the satisfaction of mission accomplishment, unless Old 666 got back to New Guinea with its film intact the whole ordeal would have been for naught.
“He (Zeamer) was just going at it with a vengeance,” recalled Britton. “I don’t know where he got the strength!”
By 0845 the American bomber was over open seas and the enemy fighters, low on ammunition and fuel, were forced to turn back to Bougainville. Only then did Sergeant Able leave the ball turret. He hobbled up to the cockpit on his two wounded legs. There he found his Zeamer covered in blood and there was a fire in the oxygen system behind his seat. He shouted for Lieutenant Johnston to come help him, and together the two wounded crewmen beat out the flames.
Sergeant Pugh left his position at the tail gun to check on Lieutenant Sarnosk in the ruptured nose of the aircraft. He found the Eager Beaver’s bombardier still slumped where he had fought valiantly throughout the fray, poised over his gun with his finger on the trigger.
Pudgy Pugh lifted him up and pulled him away from the jagged edges of the ruined battle station. Gently he cradled the body of his friend while Old 666 continued its desperate flight home. Halfway there, his head resting in the young gunner’s lap, Joseph Raymond Sarnoski died.
Lieutenant Britton and Sergeant Kendrick turned their attention to their wounded pilot, cutting away clothing to find his multiple wounds and try and stop the bleeding. Throughout the long flight home the indomitable airman passed in and out of consciousness, but he refused to give up control of his airplane. “I don’t move until the mission is ended,” Zeamer announced.
His determination aside, both of Jay’s legs were paralyzed, both arms were useless, and he was literally controlling Old 666 by his finger tips. Sergeant Vaughn managed to give him a shot of morphine to ease the pain while Sergeant Able took a position in the co-pilot’s seat to fly the bomber home. (Lieutenant Britton, the co-pilot, was occupied with tending the wounded and relaying messages from the radio room to the cockpit.)
“Captain Zeamer, although severely wounded and losing blood continuously, remained conscious throughout the trip,” wrote the 19-year old gunner. “Although in great pain he kept his head and kept command of the ship until we landed. I have never seen a man with so much ‘guts’.”
Shortly before noon Sergeant Able saw the northern shoreline of New Guinea in the distance and returned the co-pilot’s position to Lieutenant Britton.
Fighting waves of unconsciousness brought on by the loss of blood, Captain Zeamer still directed the return and subsequent landing. Fearful that Old 666 was so badly shot up that it wouldn’t clear the Owen Stanley Range, he ordered Britton to land at Dobadura.
Without hydraulics or brakes the co-pilot managed to bring the ship home, taxiing to a stop at 1215. In only eight-and-a-quarter hours several lives had been changed, one life had been lost–and just perhaps, due to the incredible determination of one B-17 crew, thousands of Marines might be saved.
The rescue crew that welcomed Old 666 to Dobadura that day were astounded by what they saw. The fortress bore the marks of 187 bullet holes, andgaping wounds from five 20mm cannon.
While the wounded were helped to the ground and loaded in ambulances, the semi-conscious Zeamer overheard one man remark: “Get the pilot last. He’s dead!”
Reports of Captain Zeamer’s death, including a death notification to his parents back in the United States, were premature. More than 120 pieces of ragged steel were picked from his body and three days of blood transfusions were required to keep him alive.
During the ordeal the intrepid pilot had lost 50% of his blood volume and by all best estimates, he should not have survived.
His leg was shredded and even after Jay’s prospects for survival improved, time it was feared that his leg would have to be amputated. Only the fact that he had lost so much blood that the surgeons believed he would not survive the amputation prevented that drastic measure.
Jay’s determination to live was perhaps the only thing more incredible that what he had accomplished in the cockpit of Old 666 on a fateful mission over the Buka Passage.
In his own memoirs, Fifth Air Force Commander General George Kenney wrote: “Jay Zeamer and his crew performed a mission that still stands out in my mind as an epic of courage unequaled in the annals of air warfare.”
Raymond Sarnoski died in the arms of Pudgy Pugh on the flight home. His personal determination to remain at his guns during the most critical moments of the mission had made the difference, but he paid for it with his life.
Two days after the mission a memorial service was held to remember Lieutenant Raymond Sarnoski, and the bombardier was buried on a knoll near the New Guinea airstrip.
Sergeants Able andVaughn obtained permission to leave the hospital beds where their wounds were being treated in order to attend the ceremony. The four uninjured members of the crew were also present, as were scores of other airmen.
Lieutenant Johnston’s head woundwas second in severity only to the wounds suffered by Jay Zeamer. Both men were not only confined to hospitals for major medical attention and neither man was even told that Joe Sarnoski had died for several days.
Five months later, while still undergoing treatment at Winter General Hospital in Topeka, Kansas, Jay wrote a letter to Joe’s sister Agnes stating:
“I watched the zero that hit both Joe and myself explode in the air when Joe’s tracers hit it,” he wrote. “A twin engine fighter followed it in but Joe promptly shot him down too. I could see into the nose compartment through holes which had been shot in my instrument panel. Joe was trying to pull himself back up to his guns then but couldn’t make it anymore. I knew then that he had also been hit but I didn’t know how badly.”
“When we landed I was temporarily blind (from loss of blood) and nobody would tell me that Joe had died until two weeks later when I was evacuated from New Guinea.”
While scores of airmen rushed to give blood to keep Jay Zeamer alive during the first critical 72 hours after the mapping mission, Colonel Meriam C. Cooper was reviewing accounts of the mission.
As chief of staff to Major General Ennis C. Whitehead, Colonel Cooper had witnessed many reports of great bravery and determination in two world wars. (As a young officer in World War I, in fact, it had been Cooper that had recommended Frank Luke for the Medal of Honor.) After reading the reports of the mission over Buka Colonel Cooper wrote:
“I consider Captain Zeamer’s feat above and beyond the call of duty, comparable to that of Lieutenant Luke, who stands with Captain (Eddie) Rickenbacker as one of the leading flying officers of exceptional courage and daring during the last World War.”
General Kenney promptly endorsed Zeamer’s recommendation for his country’s highest honor. It was presented in a special Pentagon ceremony by General Henry Hap Arnold on January 6, 1944.
Thirty days before that presentation the nomination for Lieutenant Sarnoski’s Medal of Honor was also approved.
It was presented to his widow Marie at Richland Army Air Force Base on June 7, 1944.
Marie subsequently gave the Medal to Joe’s parents, who in turn granted possession to the Congressional Medal of Honor Society.
These presentations marked the first time since World War I and the fateful mission of Lieutenants Harold Goettler and Erwin Bleckley to find The Lost Battalion, that the Medal of Honor was presented to two men from the same airplane.
The other seven courageous Eager Beavers were not forgotten in the efforts to recognize the valor of the crew that had accomplished the mission no one else wanted. All seven were awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, second only to the Medal of Honor.
It made the nine men who flew the in Old 666 on that June 16, 1943, mission over Bougainville, perhaps the most highly decorated aircrew in the history of military aviation. (When these nine awards, along with five Purple Hearts are added to the multiple high awards previously awarded members of the Eager Beavers, there is no doubt no other aircraft has ever boasted a more-decorated crew.)
On June 30, just two weeks after the photo/mapping mission of Bougainville, Operation Cartwheel was launched with MacArthur’s infantry landing 60 miles south of Lae and Admiral Halsey’s 43rd Infantry (US Army) landing on New Georgia in the first leg of the march to Bougainville.
Six months later US Marines stormed ashore on Bougainville Island. Their landing point was at Empress Augusta Bay, the place where Zeamer and crew had ignored enemy fire until the needed photographs of the landing site could be taken.
At the time of this writing (November, 2003), Lieutenant Colonel Jay Zeamer, USAAF (Retired) was the only Army Air Force recipient of the Medal of Honor still living. He passed away on March 21, 2007.****
I am going to close with two tribute videos. The first is a salute to the designers and builders of the B-17, which was legendary for the amount of punishment it could take and still gets its crew home. This is a one minute slow motion gun camera film of an experienced German pilot expertly raking a B-17 from wing tip to wing tip with 20mm cannon and machine gun fire.
The rear and belly turret gunners do not seem to have faired well, but the plane reacts like nothing is going on. The fighter almost rams the plane, seemingly out of frustration that he has not brought it down after shredding it to pieces.
The second is a tribute from those of us here at Veterans Today for all the airmen who did not come home. Life expectency was 14 missions. Their tour was 35…so they had to beat the odds about 250%….Jim Dean, VT.
B-17 shot to pieces by German fighter
For those who did not come home
*** Mr. Jim Rembisz is a high school teacher in Joe Sarnoski’s home state of Pennsylvania. He uses the story of Jay Zeamer and Joe Sarnoski to teach history and patriotism to his students. His research has uncovered much untold information about these two men, including personal letters before, during and after their fateful mission. During a visit to Japan he obtained the official combat record of Yoshio Ooki’s 251st Kokutai squadron and had it translated from Japanese. His records, copies of letters, subsequent correspondence with Jay Zeamer, and other important materials were instrumental in preparing this story.
Posted by Jim W. Dean, Managing Editor on May 30, 2016, With 1987 Reads Filed under WarZone. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.
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