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Wood Thrush

Wood thrush Voice rush Ringing in the wilderness; Your phrases fill the summer calm With perfect meter throstle thrummed In timely repetition. Wood thrush Voice rush Ringing in my ears; Defy interpretation with your metaphoric strains - Spell still meaning, clearly, Mere beauty in the wood. Wood thrush Voice rush Ringing in the air; I've oft' pursued your fleeting lines Through mired web of brush and fallen trees In search of some concluding note And perhaps vision Of the higher source of song.
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Sep 24, 2011
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