For Mikhail Lozinsky

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It's endless – the heavy, amber day!
Impossible grief, pointless waiting!
And the silver-voiced deer, again,
Under the Northern Lights, belling.
And I think there's cold snow
A blue font for the poor and ill,
And a little sledge's headlong flow,
To the ancient chime of far-off bells.


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