| Alfred Kreymborg, ed. Others for 1919. 1920. | | | | En Route | | By Wallace Gould |
| | | SEE the dead doe on the baggage truck. | |
| See the blood that drips from the mouth. | |
| See the protruding tongue | |
| foul with clotted blood. | |
| The tongue has tasted the tongue of a lover. | 5 |
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| Beside her lover | |
| she strolled from the woods. | |
| She came to drink. | |
| From the yellow woods | |
| to the yellow light, | 10 |
| while the sun was low, | |
| she came to drink | |
| at the brook in the meadow. | |
| She heard no sound | |
| save that of the brook | 15 |
| or that of the tread of her lover. | |
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| Beside her lover she wandered across the plain. | |
| Beneath a morning sky | |
| of white | |
| and blue | 20 |
| and gold, | |
| she wandered across the windy, sunny expanse of tawn. | |
| She heard no sound | |
| save that of the wind | |
| or that of the tread of her lover. | 25 |
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| She came from the wide, wild north. | |
| Somebody wanted to kill. | | | | |
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