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| AKEFUL, Hearing the wind in masts of poplar, Hearing the rain exult in parched guttering, And the thirsty drinking of tanksMind leaps dividing seas, Is one with those who now Will never know high wind in leafy sails Or wake at night to rain, But that they hear, above the rending ' spars, Their sons’ last crying to the heedless
stars.
Kathleen
Mayson
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 37, Issue 949, 18 October 1957, Page 27
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63PAMIR New Zealand Listener, Volume 37, Issue 949, 18 October 1957, Page 27
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