Everywhere, utterly.What I have in my hands, these flowers, these shadows,The earth beneath his feet, in its dark cape,Centimeters—that the height of the canvasWhat is there in the depths of these wallsThey tear apart the mist, it is as though,watching calisthenics from the grandstands.II. List of Franklin Search PartiesDown the road, at Cypress Gardens, a womanBeyond ice floe and berg and ice-bound sea,From which, thanks to symmetry,Merely a mockery of springIn the sound of the snow. What the countlessAgainst this sky no longer of our world.I know,The winter road from the St. Simeon farmArchangel Winter, darkness on his backThe mortal architect had brought to life,Pealing, it tries to fill the cold night air
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