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AnxiousG. Frank Goodpasture

Shadows

I never brushed aside the leaves That stemmed a mountain spring But came the shadow of a dread Age-old unreasoning, That I had turned my helpless back To claws that followed on my track. I never crossed the bar at dawn Where waves rose thin and green And watched an old seal close aboard, Distorted by the screen, But grim Cerberus stood once more And growled before the nether door!
ContemplativeG. Frank Goodpasture

Bars May Tire

Last night the tide rose up the shore And washed about old logs long dried. Fresh weeds came in; the sea wind bore Loud threats of doom; a curlew cried. And now at daybreak mists inspire Live fancies round each sudden form, For well I know that bars may tire Of toys they took that last, great storm!

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