| Harriet Monroe, ed. (18601936). Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. 191222. | | | | To the Man Who Loves Twilight | | By Jessica Nelson North |
| | From At Night WHY do you go along the street caressing with quiet eyes | |
| Gray walls, bleak houses, and the dull wet skies? | |
| Have all things gray your blessing? | |
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| We do not love your twilight, God and I. | |
| He pelts the rainy heaven | 5 |
| With gorgeous autumn,hangs the dripping trees | |
| With yellow apples of Hesperides | |
| In lines | |
| Sweetly uneven. | |
| Loops every sodden fence with scarlet vines
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| And where you sit | |
| Sufficient to yourself, hugging the gloom, | |
| I prance with rustling silk and candles lit | |
| To make an orgy in our quiet room. | | | | |
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