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In The Night
JUDY SCRIBNER·
You again? Yes, 'tis I.
Here like you, and I sigh
Around the block I'll keep my beat
Hear the monotone Of my feet?
I'
I Diagonally?
Ah, an expedient waste Of time!
I'll end my round and start again
Swathed in musings Of my glory,
Reveries tinged with qualm.
It's four a.m.-I hear a Sound
My body-:
A silken coolness does surround
And indeed, it's there-this pounding sound,
Questing, nervous, and startled.
Ensnared it is, as in a pit,
It should be free, I do admit,
And yet the silken coolness
Confines me to the Spot
And like an invalid-the poundings I forgot.
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