Miscellany of Poetry - 1919 by Various
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An instant poised, then threading
A maze of printless clue, The music smoothly wedding To motions ever new. They launch in chime, and scatter In looping ripples; they Are Music's airy matter, And their feet move, the way The raindrops shine and patter On tossing flowers in May. As if those flowers were singing For joy of the bright air, As if you saw them springing To dance the breeze--so fair The lissom bodies swinging, So light the flung-back hair. And through the mind enchanted A happy river goes, By its own young carol haunted And bringing, where it flows, What all the world has wanted But who in this world knows? |
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