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Moonrise by Yvor Winters

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Yvor Winters Yvor Winters
(1900 - 1968 / USA)
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Moonrise
 
  The branches,
jointed, pointing
up and out, shine
out like brass.

Upon the heavy
lip of earth
the dog

       at
moments is
possessed and screams:

The rising moon draws
up his blood and hair.

Yvor Winters


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