| The Girls outshout the machines |
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| His sickness over, he was still abed |
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| The River is like a lake this morning |
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| The Sun shining on the little waves of the bay, the little leaves of the hedge |
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| They have built red factories along Lake Michigan |
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| Their boarder had come to America before his wife and children |
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| In the street I have just left |
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| Out of the inexhaustible sea |
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| Sleepless, breathing the black air, he heard footsteps along the street |
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| He woke in the dawn and saw in front of the house the treetops and pale sky beyond |
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