Evelyn Scott (January 17, 1893–1963) was an American novelist, playwright and poet. She also wrote under the pseudonyms Ernest Souza and Elsie Dunn.
I am lost in the vast cave of night.
No sound but the far-off tinkle of stars,
And the cry of a bird
Muffled in shadows.
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Black brooms of trees sweep the sky clean;
Sweep the house fronts,
And heave them bleak in sleep.
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The moon is as complacent as a frog.
She sits in the sky like a blind white stone,
And does not even see Love
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Where I used to be
I could hear the sea.
The black ragged palm fronds flung themselves against the twilight sky.
The moon stared up from the water like a fish's eye.
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