Recently I was writing a little CLI script which needed to repeatedly read dates from the console (the number of dates to read was calculated and could be different each time).
read-line returns nil when the end of file is reached. On the console that is when you press CTRL-d (CTRL-z on Windows).
You could use this code to take advantage of this:
(doseq [line (repeatedly read-line) :while line]
(do-something-with line))
If you must read a fixed number of lines you can use:
(repeatedly n read-line)