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HOMAGE TO EMERSON, ON NIGHT FLIGHT TO NEW YORK: 6. WIND by ROBERT PENN WARREN

Poem Explanation Poet Analysis

First Line: THE WIND COMES OFF THE SOUND, SMELLING
Last Line: THE WIND GOUGES ITS KNUCKLES INTO MY EYE. NO WONDER THERE ARE TEARS
Subject(s): AIR TRAVEL; EMERSON, RALPH WALDO (1803-1882);
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