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Poem by Hazel Hall Ephemera THERE is a woman who makes my eye A place of shadows, as now and then I see her dimly going by, And faintly coming back again. She moves as many others move; There is no uttrance in her tread To tempt an echo, nor to prove What other footsteps have not said. As often as she comes and goes She is forgotten, as now and then The wind is forgotten until it blows A blur of dust down the street again. Hazel Hall Hazel Hall's other poems: 1284 Views |
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