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<l>At midnight, weary souls depart</l>
<l>In wonder toward the setting stars:</l>
<l>At dawn, incoming wayfarers</l>
<l>Begin to batter at the bars.</l>
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<l>And as the east grows dimly red,</l>
<l>Alone, unarmed, each enters in,</l>
<l>Oh, foolish, brave past all romance,</l>
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Immigrants Genevieve Louise Lynch 2019 University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center for Alex Telesca's Fame
306 Andrews University of Nebraska–Lincoln Lincoln, NE 68588-4100 alextelesca@outlook.com
2019

Copyright © 2019 by Alex Telesca

 The Best Poems of 1924 L.A.G. Strong Genevieve Louise Lynch May 1924 Small, Maynard & Company Publishers Boston

Alex Telesca Transcribed and encoded a poem Immigrants At midnight, weary souls depart In wonder toward the setting stars: At dawn, incoming wayfarers Begin to batter at the bars. And as the east grows dimly red, Alone, unarmed, each enters in, Oh, foolish, brave past all romance, Naked to every wind of chance. Genevieve Louise Lynch

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Immigrants Genevieve Louise Lynch 2019 University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center for Alex Telesca's Fame
306 Andrews University of Nebraska–Lincoln Lincoln, NE 68588-4100 alextelesca@outlook.com
2019

Copyright © 2019 by Alex Telesca

 The Best Poems of 1924 L.A.G. Strong Genevieve Louise Lynch May 1924 Small, Maynard & Company Publishers Boston

Alex Telesca Transcribed and encoded a poem Immigrants At midnight, weary souls depart In wonder toward the setting stars: At dawn, incoming wayfarers Begin to batter at the bars. And as the east grows dimly red, Alone, unarmed, each enters in, Oh, foolish, brave past all romance, Naked to every wind of chance. Genevieve Louise Lynch