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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CLOUD HOSTS AT DAWN, by CATHERINE AMES CLINEDINST
First Line: Onward the ships of troy, all saffron-sailed
Last Line: Whence came these golden ghosts across the sky's blue dome?
First Line: Onward the ships of troy, all saffron-sailed
Last Line: Whence came these golden ghosts across the sky's blue dome?
Onward the ships of Troy, all saffron-sailed,
Upon a sapphire sea, with none to call them home.
Where go these phantom fleets, all fire-trailed?
Whence came these golden ghosts across the sky's blue dome?
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