A Poem Amory Sent to Eleanor and Which He Called “Summer Storm”

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A Poem Amory Sent to Eleanor and Which He Called “Summer Storm”. “Faint winds, and a song fading and leaves falling, Faint winds, and far away a fading laughter … And the rain and over the fields a voice calling … Our gray blown cloud scurries and lifts above, Slides on the sun and flutters there to waft her Sisters on. The shadow of a dove Falls on the cote, the trees are filled with wings; And down the valley through the crying trees The body of the darker storm flies; brings With its new air the breath of sunken seas And slender tenuous thunder … But I wait … Wait for the mists and for the blacker rain— Heavier winds that stir the veil of fate, Happier winds that pile her hair; Again They tear me, teach me, strew the heavy air Upon me, winds that I know, and storm. Th

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