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About This Poem
The Call of a Hawk
The high, keen call
of a hawk wheels in air;
tosses against tiered trees, knocks
against barnwood, darkened by wet
and wind
softened by meadow grasses, rolls
along a hillside, quickens to
tumble in
wet leaves, squandered, still, a
swollen stream, rushing toward
spring
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