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Poetry: Night

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  by Matt Drootin

  THE FIRST WARM NIGHT OF THE SEASON

  an eerie fog emerges from the shore
  powered by soft tangerine light
  momentarily penetrated
  by

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  by sTriver

  Final Vigil

  With a final sigh evening fades
  Darkness covers the colors of the in between
  To the stars alright in the sky
  To

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• 3 of 321

  by Brett Ernde

  The chills I can feel running down my spine.
  Goosebumps on my arms start to rise,
  You can always feel the cold in the night.

  I

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• 4 of 321

  by Paul Morrow

  From the dawning of the ages,
  I serve as nemesis to light,
  a mystery for sages,
  and for some the cause of fright,
  In my veil

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  by Robert Levine

  METEMPSYCHOSIS

  Darkn ess sags along the still street
  and over the porches'
  protruding brick frames,
  filling the vessels they

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Poetry: Night