| Hamilton Fish Armstrong, ed. The Book of New York Verse. 1917. | | | | Central Park at Dusk | | By Sara Teasdale |
| | | BUILDINGS above the leafless trees | |
| Loom high as castles in a dream, | |
| While one by one the lamps come out | |
| To thread the twilight with a gleam. | |
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| There is no sign of leaf or bud, | 5 |
| A hush is over everything | |
| Silent as women wait for love, | |
| The world is waiting for the spring. | | | | |
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