The House Of Dust - Part Ii - Complete Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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The round red sun heaves darkly out of the seaB
The walls and towers are warmed and gleamC
Sounds go drowsily up from streets and wharvesB
The city stirs like one that is half in dreamC
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And the mist flows up by dazzling walls and windowsB
Where one by one we wake and riseB
We gaze at the pale grey lustrous sea a momentD
We rub the darkness from our eyesB
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And face our thousand devious secret morningsB
And do not see how the pale mist slowly ascendingE
Shaped by the sun shines like a white robed dreamerF
Compassionate over our towers bendingE
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There like one who gazes into a crystalG
He broods upon our city with sombre eyesB
He sees our secret fears vaguely unfoldingE
Sees cloudy symbols shape to riseB
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Each gleaming point of light is like a seedH
Dilating swiftly to coiling firesB
Each cloud becomes a rapidly dimming faceB
Each hurrying face records its strange desiresB
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We descend our separate stairs toward the dayI
Merge in the somnolent mass that fills the streetJ
Lift our eyes to the soft blue space of skyA
And walk by the well known walls with accustomed feetJ
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II THE FULFILLED DREAMC
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More towers must yet be built more towers destroyedK
Great rocks hoisted in airL
And he must seek his bread in high pale sunlightM
With gulls about him and clouds just over his eyesB
And so he did not mention his dream of fallingE
But drank his coffee in silence and heard in his earsB
That horrible whistle of wind and felt his breathN
Sucked out of him and saw the tower flash byA
And the small tree swell beneath himO
He patted his boy on the head and kissed his wifeP
Looked quickly around the room to remember itQ
And so went out For once he forgot his pailR
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Something had changed but it was not the streetJ
The street was just the same it was himselfS
Puddles flashed in the sun In the pawn shop doorT
The same old black cat winked green amber eyesB
The butcher stood by his window tying his apronU
The same men walked beside him smoking pipesB
Reading the morning paperF
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He would not yield he thought and walk more slowlyB
As if he knew for certain he walked to deathN
But with his usual pace deliberate firmV
Looking about him calmly watching the worldW
Taking his ease Yet when he thought againX
Of the same dream now dreamed three separate timesB
Always the same and heard that whistling windY
And saw the windows flashing upward past himO
He slowed his pace a little and thought with horrorF
How monstrously that small tree thrust to meet himO
He slowed his pace a little and remembered his wifeP
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Was forty then too old for work like thisB
Why should it be He'd never been afraidZ
His eye was sure his hand was steadyB
But dreams had meaningsB
He walked more slowly and looked along the roofsB
All built by men and saw the pale blue skyA
And suddenly he was dizzy with looking at itQ
It seemed to whirl and swimO
It seemed the color of terror of speed of deathN
He lowered his eyes to the stones he walked more slowlyB
His thoughts were blown and scattered like leavesB
He thought of the pail Why then was it forgottenU
Because he would not need itQ
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Then just as he was grouping his thoughts againX
About that drug store corner under an arc lampA2
Where first he met the girl whom he would marryB
That blue eyed innocent girl in a soft blouseB
He waved his hand for signal and up he wentB2
In the dusty chute that hugged the wallC2
Above the tree from girdered floor to floorT
Above the flattening roofs until the seaB
Lay wide and waved before him And then he steppedD2
Giddily out from that securityB
To the red rib of iron against the skyA
And walked along it feeling it sing and trembleG
And looking down one instant saw the treeB
Just as he dreamed it was and looked awayI
And up again feeling his blood go wildE2
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He gave the signal the long girder swungF2
Closer to him dropped clanging into placeB
Almost pushing him off Pneumatic hammersB
Began their madhouse clatter the white hot rivetsB
Were tossed from below and deftly caught in pailsB
He signalled again and wiped his mouth and thoughtG2
A place so high in the air should be more quietH2
The tree far down below teased at his eyesB
Teased at the corners of them until he lookedI2
And felt his body go suddenly small and lightM
Felt his brain float off like a dwindling vaporF
And heard a whistle of wind and saw a treeB
Come plunging up to him and thought to himselfS
'By God I'm done for now the dream was right '-
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III INTERLUDEJ2
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The warm sun dreams in the dust the warm sun fallsB
On bright red roofs and wallsB
The trees in the park exhale a ghost of rainK2
We go from door to door in the streets againX
Talking laughing dreaming turning our facesB
Recalling other times and placesB
We crowd not knowing why around a gateL2
We crowd together and waitL2
A stretcher is carried out voices are stilledM2
The ambulance drives awayI
We watch its roof flash by hear someone sayI
'A man fell off the building and was killedM2
Fell right into a barrel ' We turn againX
Among the frightened eyes of white faced menX
And go our separate ways each bearing with himO
A thing he tries but vainly to forgetN2
A sickened crowd a stretcher red and wetN2
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A hurdy gurdy sings in the crowded streetJ
The golden notes skip over the sunlit stonesB
Wings are upon our feetJ
The sun seems warmer the winding street more brightM
Sparrows come whirring down in a cloud of lightM
We bear our dreams among us bear them allC2
Like hurdy gurdy music they rise and fallC2
Climb to beauty and dieA
The wandering lover dreams of his lover's mouthO2
And smiles at the hostile skyA
The broker smokes his pipe and sees a fortuneU
The murderer hears a cryA
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IV NIGHTMAREL
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'Draw three cards and I will tell your futureF
Draw three cards and lay them downP2
Rest your palms upon them stare at the crystalG
And think of time My father was a clownP2
My mother was a gypsy out of EgyptQ2
And she was gotten with child in a strange wayI
And I was born in a cold eclipse of the moonR2
With the future in my eyes as clear as day '-
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I sit before the gold embroidered curtainU
And think her face is like a wrinkled desertS2
The crystal burns in lamplight beneath my eyesB
A dragon slowly coils on the scaly curtainU
Upon a scarlet cloth a white skull liesB
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'Your hand is on the hand that holds three liliesB
You will live long love many timesB
I see a dark girl here who once betrayed youT2
I see a shadow of secret crimesB
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'There was a man who came intent to kill youT2
And hid behind a door and waited for youT2
There was a woman who smiled at you and liedU2
There was a golden girl who loved you begged youT2
Crawled after you and diedU2
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'There is a ghost of murder in your bloodV2
Coming or past I know not whichW2
And here is danger a woman with sea green eyesB
And white skinned as a witch '-
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The words hiss into me like raindrops fallingE
On sleepy fire She smiles a meaning smileX2
Suspicion eats my brain I ask a questionU
Something is creeping at me something vileX2
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And suddenly on the wall behind her headY2
I see a monstrous shadow strike and spreadY2
The lamp puffs out a great blow crashes downP2
I plunge through the curtain run through dark to the streetJ
And hear swift steps retreatJ
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The shades are drawn the door is locked behind meB
Behind the door I hear a hammer soundingE
I walk in a cloud of wonder I am gladZ2
I mingle among the crowds my heart is poundingE
You do not guess the adventure I have hadZ2
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Yet you too all have had your dark adventuresB
Your sudden adventures or strange or sweetJ
My peril goes out from me is blown among youT2
We loiter dreaming together along the streetJ
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V RETROSPECTA3
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Round white clouds roll slowly above the housetopsB
Over the clear red roofs they flow and passB
A flock of pigeons rises with blue wings flashingE
Rises with whistle of wings hovers an instantD
And settles slowly again on the tarnished grassB
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And one old man looks down from a dusty windowB3
And sees the pigeons circling about the fountainU
And desires once more to walk among those treesB
Lovers walk in the noontime by that fountainU
Pigeons dip their beaks to drink from the waterF
And soon the pond must freezeB
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The light wind blows to his ears a sound of laughterF
Young men shuffle their feet loaf in the sunlightM
A girl's laugh rings like a silver bellC3
But clearer than all these sounds is a sound he hearsB
More in his secret heart than in his earsB
A hammer's steady crescendo like a knellC3
He hears the snarl of pineboards under the planeK2
The rhythmic saw and then the hammer againX
Playing with delicate strokes that sombre scaleR
And the fountain dwindles the sunlight seems to paleR
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Time is a dream he thinks a destroying dreamC
It lays great cities in dust it fills the seasB
It covers the face of beauty and tumbles wallsB
Where was the woman he loved Where was his youthD3
Where was the dream that burned his brain like fireF
Even a dream grows grey at last and fallsB
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He opened his book once more beside the windowB3
And read the printed words upon that pageE3
The sunlight touched his hand his eyes moved slowlyB
The quiet words enchanted time and ageE3
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'Death is never an ending death is a changeF3
Death is beautiful for death is strangeF3
Death is one dream out of another flowingE
Death is a chorded music softly goingE
By sweet transition from key to richer keyB
Death is a meeting place of sea and sea '-
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VI ADELE AND DAVISB
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She turned her head on the pillow and cried once moreT
And drawing a shaken breath and closing her eyesB
To shut out if she could this dingy roomG3
The wigs and costumes scattered around the floorT
Yellows and greens in the dark she walked againX
Those nightmare streets which she had walked so oftenU
Here at a certain corner under an arc lampA2
Blown by a bitter wind she stopped and lookedI2
In through the brilliant windows of a drug storeT
And wondered if she dared to ask for poisonU
But it was late few customers were thereL
The eyes of all the clerks would freeze upon herF
And she would wilt and cry Here by the riverF
She listened to the water slapping the wallC2
And felt queer fascination in its blacknessB
But it was cold the little waves looked cruelG
The stars were keen and a windy dash of sprayI
Struck her cheek and withered her veins And soB3
She dragged herself once more to home and bedY2
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Paul hadn't guessed it yet though twice alreadyB
She'd fainted once the first time on the stageE3
So she must tell him soon or else get outH3
How could she say it That was the hideous thingE
She'd rather die than say it and all the troubleG
Months when she couldn't earn a cent and thenX
If he refused to marry her well whatH2
She saw him laughing making a foolish jokeI3
His grey eyes turning quickly and the wordsB
Fled from her tongue She saw him sitting silentD
Brooding over his morning coffee maybeB
And tried again she bit her lips and trembledJ3
And looked away and said 'Say Paul boy listenU
There's something I must tell you ' There she stoppedK3
Wondering what he'd say What would he sayI
'Spring it kid Don't look so serious '-
'But what I've got to say IS serious '-
Then she could see how suddenly he would soberF
His eyes would darken he'd look so terrifyingE
He always did and what could she do but cryA
Perhaps then he would guess perhaps he wouldn'tD
And if he didn't but asked her 'What's the matter '-
She knew she'd never tell just say she was sickL3
And after that when would she dare againX
And what would he do even suppose she told himO
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If it were Felix If it were only FelixB
She wouldn't mind so much But as it wasB
Bitterness choked her she had half a mindY
To pay out Felix for never having liked herF
By making people think that it was heB
She'd write a letter to someone before she diedU2
Just saying 'Felix did it and wouldn't marry '-
And then she'd die But that was hard on PaulC2
Paul would never forgive her he'd never forgive herF
Sometimes she almost thought Paul really loved herF
She saw him look reproachfully at her coffinM3
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And then she closed her eyes and walked againX
Those nightmare streets that she had walked so oftenU
Under an arc lamp swinging in the windY
She stood and stared in through a drug store windowB3
Watching a clerk wrap up a little pill boxB
But it was late No customers were thereL
Pitiless eyes would freeze her secret in herF
And then what poison would she dare to ask forT
And if they asked her why what would she sayI
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VII TWO LOVERS OVERTONESB
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Two lovers here at the corner by the steepleG
Two lovers blow together like music blowingE
And the crowd dissolves about them like a seaB
Recurring waves of sound break vaguely about themN3
They drift from wall to wall from tree to treeB
'Well am I late ' Upward they look and laughO3
They look at the great clock's golden handsB
They laugh and talk not knowing what they sayI
Only their words like music seem to playI
And seeming to walk they tread strange sarabandsI
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'I brought you this ' the soft words float like starsI
Down the smooth heaven of her memoryB
She stands again by a garden wallC2
The peach tree is in bloom pink blossoms fallC2
Water sings from an opened tap the beesI
Glisten and murmur among the treesI
Someone calls from the house She does not answerF
Backward she leans her headY2
And dreamily smiles at the peach tree leaves wherethroughF
She sees an infinite May sky spreadY2
A vault profoundly blueT2
The voice from the house fades far awayI
The glistening leaves more vaguely ripple and swayI
The tap is closed the water ceases to hissI
Silence blue sky and then 'I brought you this '-
She turns again and smiles He does not knowB3
She smiles from long agoB3
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She turns to him and smiles Sunlight above himO
Roars like a vast invisible seaB
Gold is beaten before him shrill bells of silverF
He is released of weight his body is freeB
He lifts his arms to swimO
Dark years like sinister tides coil under himO
The lazy sea waves crumble along the beachP3
With a whirring sound like wind in bellsI
He lies outstretched on the yellow wind worn sandsI
Reaching his lazy handsI
Among the golden grains and sea white shellsI
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'One white rose or is it pink to day '-
They pause and smile not caring what they sayI
If only they may talkQ3
The crowd flows past them like dividing watersI
Dreaming they stand dreaming they walkQ3
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'Pink to day ' Face turns to dream bright faceI
Green leaves rise round them sunshine settles upon themN3
Water in drops of silver falls from the roseI
She smiles at a face that smiles through leaves from the mirrorF
She breathes the fragrance her dark eyes closeI
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Time is dissolved it blows like a little dustR3
Time like a flurry of rainK2
Patters and passes starring the window paneK2
Once long ago one nightM
She saw the lightning with long blue quiver of lightM
Ripping the darkness and as she turned in terrorF
A soft face leaned above her leaned softly downP2
Softly around her a breath of roses was blownS3
She sank in waves of quiet she seemed to floatT3
In a sea of silence and soft steps grew remoteT3
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'Well let us walk in the park The sun is warmU3
We'll sit on a bench and talk ' They turn and glideU2
The crowd of faces wavers and breaks and flowsI
'Look how the oak tops turn to gold in the sunlightM
Look how the tower is changed and glows '-
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Two lovers move in the crowd like a link of musicL3
We press upon them we hold them and let them passI
A chord of music strikes us and straight we trembleG
We tremble like wind blown grassI
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What was this dream we had a dream of musicL3
Music that rose from the opening earth like magicL3
And shook its beauty upon us and died awayI
The long cold streets extend once more before usI
The red sun drops the walls grow greyI
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VIII THE BOX WITH SILVER HANDLESI
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Well it was two days after my husband diedU2
Two days And the earth still raw above himO
And I was sweeping the carpet in their hallC2
In number four the room with the red wall paperF
Some chorus girls and men were singing that songV3
'They'll soon be lighting candlesI
Round a box with silver handles' and hearing them sing itQ
I started to cry Just then he came alongV3
And stopped on the stairs and turned and looked at meB
And took the cigar from his mouth and sort of smiledE2
And said 'Say what's the matter ' and then came downP2
Where I was leaning against the wallC2
And touched my shoulder and put his arm around meB
And I was so sad thinking about itQ
Thinking that it was raining and a cold nightM
With Jim so unaccustomed to being deadY2
That I was happy to have him sympathizeI
To feel his arm and leaned against him and criedU2
And before I knew it he got me into a roomG3
Where a table was set and no one thereF
And sat me down on a sofa and held me closeI
And talked to me telling me not to cryF
That it was all right he'd look after meB
But not to cry my eyes were getting redY2
Which didn't make me pretty And he was so niceI
That when he turned my face between his handsI
And looked at me with those blue eyes of hisI
And smiled and leaned and kissed meB
Somehow I couldn't tell him not to do itQ
Somehow I didn't mind I let him kiss meB
And closed my eyes Well that was how it startedV2
For when my heart was eased with crying and griefW3
Had passed and left me quiet somehow it seemedX3
As if it wasn't honest to change my mindY
To send him away or say I hadn't meant itQ
And anyway it seemed so hard to explainK2
And so we sat and talked not talking muchY3
But meaning as much in silence as in wordsI
There in that empty room with palms about usI
That private dining room And as we sat thereF
I felt my future changing day by dayI
With unknown streets opening left and rightM
New streets with farther lights new taller housesI
Doors swinging into hallways filled with lightM
Half opened luminous windows with white curtainsI
Streaming out in the night and sudden musicL3
And thinking of this and through it half rememberingE
A quick and horrible death my husband's eyesI
The broken plastered walls my boy asleepZ3
It seemed as if my brain would break in twoT2
My voice began to tremble and when I stoodA4
And told him I must go and said good nightM
I couldn't see the end How would it endB4
Would he return to morrow Or would he notC4
And did I want him to or would I ratherF
Look for another job He took my shouldersI
Between his hands and looked down into my eyesI
And smiled and said good night If he had kissed meB
That would have well I don't know but he didn'tD
And so I went downstairs then half elatedV2
Hoping to close the door before that partyB
In number four should sing that song againX
'They'll soon be lighting candles round a box with silver handles'I
And sure enough I did I faced the darknessI
And my eyes were filled with tears And I was happyB
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IX INTERLUDEJ2
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The days the nights flow one by one above usI
The hours go silently over our lifted facesI
We are like dreamers who walk beneath a seaB
Beneath high walls we flow in the sun togetherF
We sleep we wake we laugh we pursue we fleeB
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We sit at tables and sip our morning coffeeB
We read the papers for tales of lust or crimeD4
The door swings shut behind the latest comerF
We set our watches regard the timeD4
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What have we done I close my eyes rememberF
The great machine whose sinister brain before meB
Smote and smote with a rhythmic beatJ
My hands have torn down walls the stone and plasterF
I dropped great beams to the dusty streetJ
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My eyes are worn with measuring cloths of purpleG
And golden cloths and wavering cloths and paleR
I dream of a crowd of faces white with menaceI
Hands reach up to tear me My brain will failR
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Here where the walls go down beneath our picksI
These walls whose windows gap against the skyF
Atom by atom of flesh and brain and marbleG
Will build a glittering tower before we dieF
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The young boy whistles hurrying down the streetJ
The young girl hums beneath her breathN
One goes out to beauty and does not know itQ
And one goes out to deathN
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X SUDDEN DEATHN
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'Number four the girl who died on the tableG
The girl with golden hair'F
The purpling body lies on the polished marbleG
We open the throat and lay the thyroid bareF
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One who held the ether cone remembersI
Her dark blue frightened eyesI
He heard the sharp breath quiver and saw her breastE4
More hurriedly fall and riseI
Her hands made futile gestures she turned her headY2
Fighting for breath her cheeks were flushed to scarletH2
And suddenly she lay deadY2
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And all the dreams that hurried along her veinsI
Came to the darkness of a sudden wallC2
Confusion ran among them they whirled and clamoredF4
They fell they rose they struck they shoutedV2
Till at last a pallor of silence hushed them allC2
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What was her name Where had she walked that morningE
Through what dark forest came her feetJ
Along what sunlit walls what peopled streetJ
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Backward he dreamed along a chain of daysI
He saw her go her strange and secret waysI
Waking and sleeping noon and nightM
She sat by a mirror braiding her golden hairF
She read a story by candlelightM
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Her shadow ran before her along the streetJ
She walked with rhythmic feetJ
Turned a corner descended a stairF
She bought a paper held it to scan the headlinesI
Smiled for a moment at sea gulls high in sunlightM
And drew deep breaths of airF
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Days passed bright clouds of days Nights passed And musicL3
Murmured within the walls of lighted windowsI
She lifted her face to the light and dancedG4
The dancers wreathed and grouped in moving patternsI
Clustered receded streamed advancedG4
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Her dress was purple her slippers were goldenU
Her eyes were blue and a purple orchidV2
Opened its golden heart on her breastE4
She leaned to the surly languor of lazy musicL3
Leaned on her partner's arm to restE4
The violins were weaving a weft of silverF
The horns were weaving a lustrous brede of goldH4
And time was caught in a glistening patternI4
Time too elusive to holdH4
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Shadows of leaves fell over her face and sunlightM
She turned her face awayI
Nearer she moved to a crouching darknessI
With every step and dayI
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Death who at first had thought of her only an instantD
At a great distance across the nightM
Smiled from a window upon her and followed her slowlyB
From purple light to lightM
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Once in her dreams he spoke out clearly cryingE
'I am the murderer deathN
I am the lover who keeps his appointmentD
At the doors of breath '-
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She rose and stared at her own reflectionU
Half dreading there to findY
The dark eyed ghost waiting beside herF
Or reaching from behindY
To lay pale hands upon her shouldersI
Or was this in her mindY
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She combed her hair The sunlight glimmeredY
Along the tossing strandsI
Was there a stillness in this hairF
A quiet in these handsI
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Death was a dream It could not change these eyesI
Blow out their light or turn this mouth to dustY
She combed her hair and sang She would live foreverF
Leaves flew past her window along a gustY
And graves were dug in the earth and coffins passedY
And music ebbed with the ebbing hoursI
And dreams went along her veins and scattering cloudsI
Threw streaming shadows on walls and towersI
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Snow falls The sky is grey and sullenly glaresI
With purple lights in the canyoned streetY
The fiery sign on the dark tower wreathes and flaresI
The trodden grass in the park is covered with whiteY
The streets grow silent beneath our feetY
The city dreams it forgets its past to nightY
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And one from his high bright window looking downP2
Over the enchanted whiteness of the townP2
Seeing through whirls of white the vague grey towersI
Desires like this to forget what will not passI
The littered papers the dust the tarnished grassI
Grey death stale ugliness and sodden hoursI
Deep in his heart old bells are beaten againX
Slurred bells of grief and painK2
Dull echoes of hideous times and poisonous placesI
He desires to drown in a cold white peace of snowB3
He desires to forget a million facesI
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In one room breathes a woman who dies of hungerF
The clock ticks slowly and stops And no one winds itY
In one room fade grey violets in a vaseI
Snow flakes faintly hiss and melt on the windowB3
In one room minute by minute the flutist playsI
The lamplit page of music the tireless scalesI
His hands are trembling his short breath failsI
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In one room silently lover looks upon loverF
And thinks the air is fireF
The drunkard swears and touches the harlot's heartstringsI
With the sudden hand of desireF
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And one goes late in the streets and thinks of murderF
And one lies staring and thinks of deathN
And one who has suffered clenches her hands despairingE
And holds her breathN
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Who are all these who flow in the veins of the cityB
Coil and revolve and dreamC
Vanish or gleamC
Some mount up to the brain and flower in fireF
Some are destroyed some die some slowly streamC
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And the new are born who desire to destroy the oldY
And fires are kindled and quenched and dreams are brokenU
And walls flung downP2
And the slow night whirls in snow over towers of dreamersI
And whiteness hushes the townP2

Conrad Potter Aiken



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