A Woman of Thirty by Marjorie Allen Seiffert
page 68 of 85 (80%)
page 68 of 85 (80%)
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Together burned and swept,
Now smothered In separate darkness. IX. MUD I am dazed and weary From the shapelessness Of what I am-- I am poured Among haphazard stones In meaningless patterns. Yesterday's sun dried me Between rounded cobbles, Today's deluge sweeps me Toward alien pavements, Tomorrow's sun shall dry me In a new design. Better the turbid gutter Toward the open sea! X. FOOLS SAY-- November's breath Is black in the branches of trees And under the bushes, |
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