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Oxford poetry, 1918

SUMMER

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IN blatant light the grasses look Like bronzen swords of green, The hillock-tops simmer and smoke, The stark road thrusts between. No mild opacity of cloud Transmutes the harshness, where Like stars of newly spattered blood Kempt cottage flowers stare. A blast of Hell gets up to flout The sharp metallic trees, And hungry insects haste about Their cruel purposes.

D. E. A. WALLACE (SOMERVILLE)

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