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CORVETTE Its what it takes fromyou the gate the sentry the oversimplification of the base chapel the old math that ceremoniously pours the cement path that leads to the heavy bleu awning of the Naval Air Station Officers Club South Weymouth. The commanding officer lives over there in a neat white box exec. a jealous hedge away a rg-mph paradise. Inside the noq is a linen room a floor above anotherlinen room. A floor below descends into stardust and breaded shrimp two-hour phone booths and above them Departure Control stirring up jet shimmers on Orion Street Eyes on red night dialz brake pucks slamming on the same burned dime It is going to be 98 degrees tonight and all you hear is the words the turned back of a solitary figure walking down the hall swimming on a sweaty bed the ashtray luxury of being bored. 24