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1920.
To a Fumbling Lover
By Jeanne dOrge
T
HE SEA
would know the way to go about it
The moon has taught the tide a thousand
subtle ways of mastery
so that it neither lingers nor makes haste
knows when to come, when to go
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when to drown the rebel shores in cool sweet rapture
when to leave them naked and alone.
I envy colored rocks and all obliterate sands;
it would content me to be lost
in a swirl of shining waters
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half lighthalf song
Why are you not the sea?
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