Precipitations by Evelyn Scott
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page 10 of 69 (14%)
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Tangles the pulpy yellow lamps.
The shell-colored sky is lustrous with the fading sun. Across the river Manhattan floats-- Dim gardens of fire-- And rushing invisible toward me through the fog, A hurricane of faces. SNOW DANCE Black brooms of trees sweep the sky clean; Sweep the house fronts, And leave them bleak in sleep. High up the empty moon Spills her vacuity. I dance. My long black shadow Weaves an invisible pattern of pain. The snow Is embroidered with my happiness. POTTER'S FIELD Golden petals, honey sweet, Crushed beneath fear-hastened feet... Silver paper lanterns glow and shudder in flat patterns On a gray eternal face |
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