Precipitations by Evelyn Scott
page 37 of 69 (53%)
page 37 of 69 (53%)
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Across the shadows of the surf The lights of the ship Twinkle despondently. The clinging absorbent gray darkness Sucks them into itself: Drinks the pale golden tears greedily. MOUNTAIN PASS IN AUGUST Night scatters grapes for the harvest. The moon burns like a leaf. Along the mountain path A thin streak of light Creeps hungrily with its silver belly to the earth. The old hound laps up the shadows. Her teats drip the brighter darkness. CONTEMPORARIES HARMONICS YOUNG MEN Fauns, Eternal pagans, Beautiful and obscene, Leaping through the street With a flicker of hoofs, And a flash of tails, |
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