| Early poetry of Nathan Coppedge SLEEP |
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| Where the evening is no call will call it under where the night is spent where moon lights yet another the man in silence is and dreams to find its brother where the evening is inviting all to revel in spells off-set beneath the finest mirror yet the man still sits to tell of all the tether between this shadow moon and where the rages weather to tell in all this shadow how moon mixes shadow brought down from its brother where all are in tether so he says, so he says. poetry ii. main |
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