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| Poetry | |||||||||||
| Joseph Mary Plunkett | |||||||||||
| White Dove of the Wild Dark Eyes | |||||||||||
| White Dove of the wild dark eyes Faint silver flutes are calling From the night where the star-mists rise And fire-flies falling Tremble in starry wise, Is it you they are calling? White Dove of the beating heart Shrill golden reeds are thrilling In the woods where the shadows start, While moonbeams, filling With dreams the floweret's heart Its dreams are thrilling. White Dove of the folded wings, Soft purple night is crying With the voice of fairy things For you, lest dying They miss your flashing wings, Your splendourous flying. |
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