Precipitations by Evelyn Scott
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Stained with pain.
LIGHTS AT NIGHT In the city, Storms of light Surge against the clouds, Pushing up the darkness. In the country, Is the faint pressure of oil lamps, That sputter, Smothered with earth-- Extinguished in silence. MIDNIGHT The golden snow of the stars Drifts in mounds of light, Melts against the hot sides of the city, Cool cheek against burning breast, Cold golden snow, Falling all night. CROWDS SUMMER NIGHT The bloated moon Has sickly leaves glistening against her |
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