Miss Beauchamp's War in Salonika, item 22
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streets ^tells you ^says signifies that the call has been heard & obeyed ^answeredThen silence, the more profound for these passing sounds,
as the glow of
thesunset fades behind the mountainbeyond the
harbourbay,and thea warm radiance dies outof the sea
&leaving it dark but fora fewthose glintinglights from anchored ships
at anchor there- dark, butforonly fora moment
arily so- in a little while the moon willshed a softer glow (upon the
scenebay) andrevealopen ashininggleaming pathway across the water, to the homeof
Zeusthe gods beyond. A suspicion of soft breeze stirsthe figtheleaves of the fig tree into a faint rattle;
andpatches of moonlightchase
eachonetheanother among the trees in the paved garden,as thoughts pass lightly through the mind, while two
great water pots that would hide any ten of Ali Baba's forty in deep shadows stand sentinel among
the roses.
The watcherShe who loves it all turns to the room within, leaving
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Salonika
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Story location Salonika
- ID
- 19509 / 221721
- Contributor
- Sarah Wedderburn
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