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After the Winter Rain. Ina Coolbrith. Though deep call unto deep As calls the thunder, And white the billows leap The tempest under; Softly the waves shall come Up the long, bright beaches, With dainty, flowers of foam And tenderest speeches … After the wintry pain, And the long, long sorrow, Sing, heart! More by this poet. Related Poems. Alice Dunbar-Nelson.

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