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The Little Review, June 1917 (Vol. 4, No. 2)

Improvisation

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Louis Gilmore

Your hands are perfumes That haunt the yellow hangings Of a room. Your hands are melodies That rise and fall In silver basins. Your hands are silks That soothe the purple eyelids Of the sick. Your hands are ghosts That trouble the blue shadows Of a garden. Your hands are poppies For which my lips are hungry And athirst.

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