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To a Discarded Steel Rail
by: Maxwell Bodenheim (1892-1954)
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Straight strength pitched into the surliness of the ditch:
A soul you have--strength has always delicate, secret reasons.
Your soul is a dull question.
I do not care for your strength, but your stiff smile at Time:
A smile which men call rust.
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