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NINE POEMS

BY EVELYN SCOTT


DESIGNS

I

NIGHT

Fields of black tulips,
And swarms of gold bees
Drinking their bitter honey.


II

NEW MOON

Above the gnarled old tree
That clings to the bleakest side of the mountain,
A torch of ivory and gold;
And across the sky,
The silver print
Of spirit feet,
Fled from the wonder.


III

TROPIC MOON

The glowing anvil,
Beaten by the winds;
Star sparks,
Burning and dying in the heavens;
The furnace glare
Red
On the polished palm leaves.


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