| Harriet Monroe, ed. (18601936). Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. 191222. | | | | Wind | | By Robert J. Roe |
| | From A Sailor's Note-book
I WIND hunches his shoulders, | |
| Un shivers behind deck-house. | |
| He would like to be im tropics now. | |
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II Wind jumps at the luff of sails, | |
| Slides down on his belly | 5 |
| With legs all spread-eagled, | |
| Tumbles off boom, | |
| Un goes round un round companionway | |
| Like crazy cat shasing his tail. | |
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III Wind is lazy stevedore | 10 |
| Which comes along | |
| Un dumps sacks of spices, | |
| Un shuffles away singing, | |
| Yankee ship came down the river. | | | | |
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