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Poems, 1908-1919

CHALLENGE

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You fools behind the panes who peer At the strong black anger of the sky, Come out and feel the storm swing by, Aye, take its blow on your lips, and hear The wind in the branches cry. No. Leave us to the day’s device, Draw to your blinds and take your ease, Grow peak’d in the face and crook’d in the knees; Your sinews could not pay the price When the storm goes through the trees.

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