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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AT DUSK, by LUCIUS KING FULLER
First Line: A stir of kine by the pasture bars
Last Line: Wings of lightning beat and shine.
Subject(s): Dusk
First Line: A stir of kine by the pasture bars
Last Line: Wings of lightning beat and shine.
Subject(s): Dusk
A stir of kine by the pasture bars,
A crystal dome illumed with stars,
Wind grown weary in the dusk,
Rustle of rose leaves, the scent of musk,
And low down, near the horizon line,
Wings of lightning beat and shine.
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