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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE BLIND MAN'S MORNING, by VIOLA MEYNELL Poet's Biography
First Line: Sleeping he is not blind
Last Line: "to thy night."
Subject(s): Blindness; Visually Handicapped
First Line: Sleeping he is not blind
Last Line: "to thy night."
Subject(s): Blindness; Visually Handicapped
Sleeping he is not blind
More than another.
But dawn's faint wind,
Blowing rosy light,
Whispers: "Rise brother,
To thy night."
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