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{
  "author": "<NAME>",
  "classification": "Free Verse",
  "keywords": [
    "Living",
    "Health",
    "Illness",
    "Sorrow",
    "Grieving"
  ],
  "period": "",
  "reference": "http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/181809",
  "region": "U.S., Southwestern",
  "text": [
    "The first morning after anyone\u2019s death, is it important",
    "To know that fields are wet, that the governess is",
    "Naked but with a scarf still covering her head, that",
    "She\u2019s sitting on a gardener who\u2019s wearing",
    "Just a blue shirt, or that he\u2019s sitting on a chair in the kitchen.",
    "They look like they are rowing while instead outside in the mist",
    "Two boats are passing on the river, the gardener\u2019s mouth",
    "Is opening:",
    "A white, screaming bird lifts off the river into the trees,",
    "Flies a short distance and is joined",
    "By a second bird, but then as if to destroy everything",
    "The two white birds are met by a third.",
    "Always fails. The cows are now standing in the barns.",
    "You can hear the milk as it drills into wooden pails."
  ],
  "title": "Thomas Hardy",
  "year": ""
}