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Man to the hills, woman to the shore. Gaelic proverb I have crossed the dunes with their whistling bent Where dry loose sand was riddling round the air And I’m walking the firm margin. White pocks Of wingspanle, blanched roofs of clam and oyster [5] Hoard the moonlight, woven and unwoven Off the bay. At the far rocks A pale sud comes and goes.
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The mood reflected in the first stanza is a.tense and anxious. c.cautious yet hopeful. b.energetic and confident. d.calm and contemplative.
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D?
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