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Rupert Atkinson (Руперт Аткинсон) Melbourne Sonnets. 13. On the Block WHIRLED in a shimmer of muslin, satin, lace, They chatter, laugh, and smile; their radiance glows, And from their loveliness a fragrance blows Which deifies each mystic girlish face. Here's more than magic 1 In every coy grimace, A glove's half-gesture, the tilting of a nose, There lightens something from each dainty pose. Some startled sweetness or elusive grace. Observe them thus in splendour — yet they walk No less in nakedness though pads complete Their glittering, fluttering raiment — nearer gaze Deep through their warm, white skin ; watch how they stalk: Stiff bones, automatons of what they eat — Who live — and live but while their flesh decays. Rupert Atkinson's other poems:
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