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The Watchers

by Edward Thomas

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By the Ford at the town’s edge Horse and carter rest: The carter smokes on the bridge Watching the water press in swathes about his horse’s chest.
From the inn one watches, too, In the room for visitors That has no fire, but a view And many cases of stuffed fish, vermin, and kingfishers.

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