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Arthur Symons - Wind In The ValleyArthur Symons - Wind In The Valley
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All the valley fills with wind As a rock-pool with the tide; And the tumult, clashed and dinned, Floods like waters far and wide. The torn mainsail of the rain, By the clutching wind strained tight, Flaps against the window-pane, Creaking at the mast all night. Hands of wind are at the doors, Feet of wind upon the roof; Wind with dragon voices roars Blindly, trumpeting aloof. Mouths of wind at all the cracks Whistle through the walls; and, hark! Lashes clang on leaping backs Of the horses of the dark.
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