The smell of the ocean fills the air
on the rugged coast of Maine,
where the Portland Head Light
stands its constant vigil.
In stately desolation
on a proper green expanse,
the Goddard Mansion ruins
loom austere.
In a sky of quilted gray,
chill winds ride the storm front,
trailing lightning and hard rains
in their wake.
In a sky of sparkling gold
and clouds that run to red,
one fiery, wispy plume of cloud
dominates the scene.
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