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A title page links April Oregon with the phrase "BELLS IN THE MOONLIGHT."

The page functions as a heading or conceptual marker rather than a developed poem. Its force comes from the stark scale of the handwriting, which makes place, season, sound, and night feel like a single emblem.

"BELLS IN THE MOONLIGHT" stands as a large handwritten title under the small heading "April Oregon."

The contrast between the small place/date phrase and the oversized title gives the page its shape. It feels like the entrance to a nocturnal Oregon piece, where sound is imagined before any narrative begins.