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The Owls.(Poem)
translated from the French of Charles Baudelaire
The owls are waiting ranged in state, sheltering from day in the dense black yews like little foreign gods in rows glaring red-eyed. They meditate. Not the least shift, they're sitting tight up to the melancholy hour when ...
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