By mid-September thin light burrowsUpon a goosed skin, upping the caress –
The last wind of a high-minded summer –
On the curling whisps is carried
A glowering nip in the air
Light brush of divine winter death
A crack in the sky bowl permits
Demons and devil to whip all access to mercy
Sewing heartless seeds in dust, unfolded misery
Deep down beneath the glacier's binding
Iced out, iced in, iced on
Freeze still, and move no more
Have all memories of our summer perished?
Fears proud and timid poked the living to a still?
Or are there bulbs yet beneath the chilling
Ready-steadying to a new triumph?
Breasted milk sap of comfort arise
Take full the draught and let long light lead
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