Precipitations by Evelyn Scott
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In a fine sharp stream.
Little hands tear me apart To find what they need. I am weak with love of you, Little body of hate! BRUISED SUNLIGHT WATER MOODS RAIN ON THE SEASHORE Curling petals of rain lick silver tongues. Fluffy spray is blown loosely up between thin silver lips And slithers, tinkling in hard green ice, down the gray rocks. White darkness-- An expressionless horizon stares with stone eyes. The sea lifts its immense self heavily And falls down in sickly might. The emptiness is like a death of which no one shall ever know. SHIP MASTS They stand Stark as church spires; Bare stalks That will blossom |
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