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    The harvest moon is described as a large, flame-red balloon floating through the sky until it sinks upward and rests at the bottom of the sky like a gold coin. Its soft booming through the heavens is compared to a bassoon. In response, the earth drums all night, keeping people awake so they go outside where trees keep vigil in a hushed, religious atmosphere. The harvest moon causes cows and sheep to stare up petrified as it swells and sails closer, filling the heavens as if red hot and signaling the end, while ripe wheat fields cry out to be reaped and rivers sweat from melting hills.

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    The harvest moon is described as a large, flame-red balloon floating through the sky until it sinks upward and rests at the bottom of the sky like a gold coin. Its soft booming through the heavens is compared to a bassoon. In response, the earth drums all night, keeping people awake so they go outside where trees keep vigil in a hushed, religious atmosphere. The harvest moon causes cows and sheep to stare up petrified as it swells and sails closer, filling the heavens as if red hot and signaling the end, while ripe wheat fields cry out to be reaped and rivers sweat from melting hills.

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    The Harvest Moon by Ted Hughes

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    The harvest moon is described as a large, flame-red balloon floating through the sky until it sinks upward and rests at the bottom of the sky like a gold coin. Its soft booming through the heavens is compared to a bassoon. In response, the earth drums all night, keeping people awake so they go outside where trees keep vigil in a hushed, religious atmosphere. The harvest moon causes cows and sheep to stare up petrified as it swells and sails closer, filling the heavens as if red hot and signaling the end, while ripe wheat fields cry out to be reaped and rivers sweat from melting hills.

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    The Harvest Moon by Ted Hughes

    The flame-red moon, the harvest moon, Rolls along the hills, gently bouncing, A vast balloon Till it takes off, and sinks upward To lie in the bottom of the sky, like a gold dubloon. The harvest moon has come Booming softly through the heaven, like a bassoon. And earth replies all night like a deep drum. So people cant sleep, So they go out, where elms and oak trees keep A kneeling vigil, in a religious hush. The harvest moon has come! And all the moonlit cows and sheep Stare up at her petrified, while she swells, Filling heaven, as if red hot, and sailing Closer and closer like the end of the world. Till the gold fields of stiff wheat Cry We are ripe, reap us! and the rivers Sweat from the melting hills.

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