Versos English Alfred Lichtenstein Evening

English poem

Evening

by (1889–1914)

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Houses stand stiffly next to their fences. Let your eyes, last sparrows, flutter. Bluebottles alight on your face. Don't you, Kuno, feel the eternal mills - The unfeeling one bores holes in your head. Look once more at the moon, the mustard-pot murderer.