For that brief moment when the fire-fly went out... O the lonely darkness
Six Haiku on Spring and Winter
Song Cycle by Peter Amsel (b. 1968)
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Spring morning marvel lovely nameless little hill on a sea of mist
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Under my tree-roof slanting lines of April rain separate to drops
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In my dark winter lying ill at last I ask how fares my neighbour
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Winter evening snow the uncompleted bridge is all an arch of whiteness
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Experimenting I hung the moon on various branches of the Pine
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Researcher for this text: Emily Ezust [Administrator]Total word count: 73