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Last night, an owl in the blue dark tossed an indeterminate number of carefully shaped sounds into the world, in which, a quarter of a mile away, i happened to be standing.. Prose, prose poems, and poems
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We're sharing mary oliver's iconic poem about the owl, called snowy night from her book winter hours:. Back to poems page snowy night by mary oliver last night, an owl in the blue dark tossed an indeterminate number of carefully shaped sounds into the world, in which, a quarter of a mile away, i.
