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The Moon upon her fluent Route

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The Moon upon her fluent Route by Emily Dickinson

 The Moon upon her fluent Route
Defiant of a Road --
The Star's Etruscan Argument
Substantiate a God --

If Aims impel these Astral Ones
The ones allowed to know
Know that which makes them as forgot
As Dawn forgets them -- now --

Form: Free verse

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