The Mad Wind Poem by Clark Ashton Smith
The Mad Wind
What hast thou seen, O wind,
Of beauty or of terror,
Surpassing, denied to us,
That with precipitate wings,
Mad and ecstatical,
Thou spurnest the hollows and trees
That offer thee refuge of peace,
And findest within the sky
No safety nor respite
From the memory of thy vision ?
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
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