Versos English Madison Julius Cawein Viii

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A crashing wedge of stormy light, Vibrating, blinds, and dashes A monster elm to splinters white: Then roaring rain: then, blinding bright, A bolt again that crashes.... The storm is over. Left and right The clouds break; and, with green delight, Fresh rain scents blow from wood and height Where each blade drips and flashes.