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August 6th 1946

When out of a clear sky, the bright

 

Sky over Japan, they tumbled the

 

death of light,

 

For a moment, it's said, there was

 

brilliance sword-sharp,

 

A dazzle of white, and then dark.

 

Into the cavernous blackness, as

 

home to hell,

 

Agonies crowded; and high above

 

in the swell

 

Of the gentle tide of the sky, lucid

 

and fair,

 

Men floated serenely as angels

 

disporting there.

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Valentine Ackland
1906-1969 / English
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