Wednesday, August 20, 2014

The Copper Beech Comments

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It is half past ten in Stonington.
The trees droop apprehensive of the heat
And the sky has turned that pale suspicious colour
That means that it cannot support more light.
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William Daryl Hine
colour Storms
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Michael Morgan 21 August 2014

A true find. Where has this work been hiding? Stylish poetry that conveys the modern dilimma.

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William Daryl Hine

William Daryl Hine

Burnaby
William Daryl Hine
William Daryl Hine
Burnaby
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