| THE sea is flecked with bars of grey | |
| The dull dead wind is out of tune, | |
| And like a withered leaf the moon | |
| Is blown across the stormy bay. | |
| Etched clear upon the pallid sand | 5 |
| The black boat lies: a sailor boy | |
| Clambers aboard in careless joy | |
| With laughing face and gleaming hand. | |
| And overhead the curlews cry, | |
| Where through the dusky upland grass | 10 |
| The young brown-throated reapers pass, | |
| Like silhouettes against the sky. |
OSCAR WILDE
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