| Harriet Monroe, ed. (18601936). Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. 191222. | | | | Nocturne | | By Glenn Ward Dresbach |
| | | CLOUDS, piled up like the dunes | |
| In a world that cried for rain, | |
| Shifted by winds that shifted | |
| The dunes themselves in the night, | |
| Came from the night and drifted | 5 |
| Into the night again! | |
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| Dreams, restless as the dunes | |
| Where things that were remain | |
| Buried while the winds shifted | |
| Or brought once more to sight | 10 |
| Wandered from you and drifted | |
| Back to you again. | | | | |
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