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Robinson Jeffers - Winged RockRobinson Jeffers - Winged Rock
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The flesh of the house is heavy sea-orphaned stone, the imagination of the house Is in those little clay kits of swallows Hung in the eaves, bright wings flash and return, the heavy rock walls commercing With harbors of the far hills and the high Rills of water, the river-meadow and the sea-cloud. You have also, O sleepy stones, The red, the white and the marbled pigeons To beat the blue air over the pinewood and back again in a moment; and the bush-hidden Killdeer nest against the west wall-foot, That is fed from many strange ebbs; besides the woodful of finches, the shoring gulls, The sudden attentive passages of hawks.
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