Question

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Summary of poem
Night wind by
John Clare.​

Answer 1

Answer: Darkness like midnight from the sobbing woods

Clamours with dismal tidings of the rain

Roaring as rivers breaking loose in floods

To spread and foam and deluge all the plain

The cotter listens at his door again

Half doubting whether it be floods or wind

And through the thickening darkness looks affraid

Thinking of roads that travel has to find

Through night's black depths in danger's garb arrayed

And the loud glabber round the flaze soon stops

When hushed to silence by a lifted hand

Of fearing dame who hears the noise in dread

And thinks a deluge comes to drown the land

Nor dares she go to bed untill the tempest drops

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