Dreams and Dust by Don Marquis
page 48 of 125 (38%)
page 48 of 125 (38%)
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Gleams along the billows,
Ever, ever, ever, Ever shall her laughter, Hounding you and haunting, Whip and follow after! IV SUNSET I stood among the boats The sinking sun, the angry sun, Across the sullen wave Laid the sudden strength of his red wrath Like to a shaken glaive:-- Or did the sun pause in the west To lift a sword at me, Or was it she, or was it she, Rose for an instant on some crest And plucked the red blade from her breast And brandished it at me? THE TAVERN OF DESPAIR THE wraiths of murdered hopes and loves Come whispering at the door, Come creeping through the weeping mist That drapes the barren moor; |
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