In To The Slow Night The Rasping Poem by Emmanuel George Cefai

In To The Slow Night The Rasping



In to the slow night the rasping
billows fended off the clouds of
rage and
frowning

speak not of storms and tempests nor
of calm; but night be what it be

the houses dream as for centuries
the windmills gone that turned
before the ancient houses in ancient
centuries

rather the night prolong before onset of Dawn.

in to the slow night the rasping
billows fended off the clouds of
rage and
frowning

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