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A Morning

AGAIN this morning the bold autumn,

Spreading through the woods her sacred fire,

Brings the rich color of your presence

Warmly luminous to my desire--

 

Brings to my heart the dear wild worship,

High and wayward as the windy air,

And to my pulse the hot sweet passion

Burning crimson like a poison there.

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Written by
Max Eastman
1883-1969 / American
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