Stanton Arthur Coblentz

“ May be herself the home of ghosts that pour
Over her town plateaux and pockmarked hills.
Here, we may think, the lover's shade fulfills
Its tryst with some dear phantom lost before;
And throneless kings, and warriors slain may soar
Where the faint moonlight seeps in spectral rills. ”

“ A formless Something where the shadows fall,
And sadness moves us, and an eerie fear
While the low winds, like astral voices, call.
—Stanton A. Coblentz
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