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Gloam   Listen
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Gloam  n.  The twilight; gloaming. (R.)





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"Gloam" Quotes from Famous Books



... stream, Flooding back with lovely delta to my heart. Lo the petalled leafage is finer, under the feet The coarse soil with a rainbow's worth Of delicate colours lies enamelled, Translucently glowing, shining. Each balmy breath of the hours From eastern gleam to westward gloam Is meaning-full as the falling flowers: It is a crystal syllable For love's defining, It is love alone can spell—— Yea, Love remains: after this drift of days Love is here, Love is not dumb. The touch of a silken hand, comradely, untrammelled Is in the ...
— Georgian Poetry 1918-19 • Various
... think I see that roach's home, That roach's wife, with broom in hand, That roach come staggering homeward and Then all is glum and gloom and gloam. ...
— The Wit and Humor of America, Volume X (of X) • Various


Words linked to "Gloam" :   crepuscule, evenfall, time of day, evening, eve, twilight, even, fall, dusk, crepuscle, night, eventide, gloaming


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