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So long had life together been that nowthe second of January fell againon Tuesday, making her astonished browlift like a windshield wiper in the rain, so that her misty sadness cleared, and showed a cloudless distance waiting up the road

Sweet silence after bells

© Christopher John Brennan

Sweet silence after bells!deep in the enamour'd earsoft incantation dwells.

Stew Meat Blues

© Bogan Lucille

A man say I have something, look like new

Shave 'Em Dry

© Bogan Lucille

I got nipples on my titties, big as the end of my thumb

Snow

© Blodgett E. D.

Where we are, aspects of God are everywhere

Sea

© Blodgett E. D.

When I woke, it was not skin I felt upon my body

Sensation

© Bithell Jethro

In summer evenings blue, pricked by the wheatOn rustic paths the thin grass I shall tread,And feel its freshness underneath my feet,And, dreaming, let the wind bathe my bare head.

Stonehenge

© Binyon Heward Laurence

Gaunt on the cloudy plainStand the great Stones,Dwarfed in the vast reachOf a sky that owns

Self

© Benson Arthur Christopher

This is my chiefest torment, that behind The brave and subtle spirit, the swift brain, There sits and shivers, in a cell of pain,A groping atom, melancholy, blind,Which is myself; -- though, when spring suns are kind, And rich leaves riot in the genial rain, I cheat him, dreaming: slip my rigorous chain,Free as a skiff before the dancing wind

Song from Abdelazar

© Aphra Behn

Love in fantastic triumph sat, Whilst bleeding hearts around him flow'd,For whom fresh pains he did create, And strange tyrannic power he shew'd;From thy bright eyes he took his fire, Which round about in sport he hurl'd;But 'twas from mine he took desire Enough to undo the amorous world