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Le Soir

by Georgia Douglas Johnson

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Mute-lipped⁠— unquestioning grim-visaged Fate, I cleave the shadows toward the Western Gate; And yet⁠— my lagging heart still holds Mute-arms outstretched Unto earth’s gleaming folds.
Who knows? perhaps Hope’s blossoms spray In lush profusion O’er the edge of day!

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