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And yet one arrives somehow,

finds himself loosening the hooks of

her dress

in a strange bedroom—

feels the autumn

dropping its silk and linen leaves

about her ankles.

The ****** veined body emerges

twisted upon itself

like a winter wind . . . !

Written by

William Carlos Williams

1883-1963 / Male / American

LinesWords: 1045

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