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The Reader ...by Janet Lewis




Sun creep under the eaves,
And shines on the bare floor
While he forgets the earth.

Cool ashes on the hearth,
And all so still save for
The soft turning of leaves.

A creature fresh from birth
Clings to the screen door,
Heaving damp heavy wings.


- Janet Lewis (1899-1998)
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