Seascape (Marine) Poem by Arthur Rimbaud
Seascape (Marine)
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Chariots of copper and of silver--
Prows of silver and steel--
Thresh upon the foam,--
Upheavals the stumps and brambles.
The currents of the heath,
And the enormous ruts of the ebb,
Flow circularly toward the east,
Toward the pillars of the forest,--
Toward the boles of the jetty,
Against whose edge whirlwinds of light collide.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: silver
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