Uda is need, the old poet muttered, mostly talking to himself. I could have been one of his apparitions then, whatever it was that stalked him from Long Island. We were upstairs, in the nosebleed seats of a tired concert hall: the kind with sticky red carpet and seats with armrests worn colorless by too many elbows. The storm outside echoed near and f…
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