Jim Leftwich

permutations of the Frost.

in Courier New.

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the have walked out in rain—and back in

with have outwalked the furthest city

acquainted have looked down the saddest city

one have passed by the watchman on his

been dropped my eyes, unwilling to explain

have have stood still and stopped the sound

I far away an interrupted cry beat of feet

right over houses from another street,

nor not to call me back or say good-by;

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neither luminary clock against the sky

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the walked out in rain—and in

with outwalked the city

acquainted looked down the city

one passed by the watchman his

been my eyes, unwilling explain

have stood still and stopped sound

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right houses from street,

nor to call me back or good-by;

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neither clock against sky

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the walked out in rain—and

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the stood still and stopped

to away an interrupted cry beat

on houses from

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houses from one

to call me back or acquainted

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© Jim Leftwich

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