Sun-Up and Other Poems by Lola Ridge
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touches one cleanly,
as with a new-washed hand, and pain is as the remote hunger of droning things, and anger but a little silence sinking into the great silence. COMRADES Life You have been good to me.... You have not made yourself too dear to juggle with. NOCTURNE Indigo bulb of darkness Punctured by needle lights Through a fissure of brick canyon shutting out stars, And a sliver of moon Spigoting two high windows over the West river.... Boy, I met to-night, Your eyes are two red-glowing arcs shifting with my vision.... They reflect as in a fading proof The deadened eyes of a woman, And your shed virginity, Light as the withered pod of a sweet pea, Moist and fragrant |
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