Passing through huddled and ugly walls
By doorways where women
Looked from their hunger-deep eyes,
Haunted with shadows of hunger-hands,
Out from the huddled and ugly walls,
I came sudden, at the city's edge,
On a blue burst of lake,
Long lake waves breaking under the sun
On a spray-flung curve of shore;
And a fluttering storm of gulls,
Masses of great gray wings
And flying white bellies
Veering and wheeling free in the open
The Harbor
Carl Sandburg
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Poem topics: city, sun, women, blue, shore, edge, white, deep, long, great, storm, open, hunger, ugly, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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