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A bell once rung
by Richard Rydon
Monday, September 17, 2007
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A bell once rung

by Philip Fortune

Where blazon bulbs broke bleakly everywhere,
With blank red faces grinning,
A bell rolled out a note that echoed on the Moon,
Then fell and tumbled backwards
And threw for the last time its sound at the sky.
Great slanting clouds and foggy wind
Bleared all our vision’s light,
And blunted our image of the Moon
Up in the air that night.

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