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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AT DUSK, by MADGE D. STAFFORD
First Line: A lone bird's call
Last Line: Deep dusk without a star...
Subject(s): Dusk
First Line: A lone bird's call
Last Line: Deep dusk without a star...
Subject(s): Dusk
A lone bird's call;
The scrag-pine sleeps;
And hushed is all.
A whir of wings;
A lisping wave a-stir;
A blur of things.
A tiny light afar;
A distant rower's song;
Deep dusk without a star...
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