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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
HILL AND SEA, by LOU MALLORY LUKE
First Line: Lost in the blue of distant hills
Last Line: Your beauty wrings the heart of me!
Subject(s): Sea; Ocean
First Line: Lost in the blue of distant hills
Last Line: Your beauty wrings the heart of me!
Subject(s): Sea; Ocean
Lost in the blue of distant hills
A slowly sinking sun now spills
Its crimson color in the sea,
Whose bosom throbs with mystery;
A sea who quickly hides her face
With wind-blown, pale Venetian lace.
O jeweled Hills! O salt-white sea!
Your beauty wrings the heart of me!
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