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Blue Wings

Warm whisp'ring through the slender olive leaves

Came to me a gentle sound,

Whis'pring of a secret found

In the clear sunshine 'mid the golden sheaves:

 

Said it was sleeping for me in the morn,

Called it gladness, called it joy,

Drew me on 'Come hither, boy.'

To where the blue wings rested on the corn.

 

I thought the gentle sound had whispered true

Thought the little heaven mine,

Leaned to clutch the thing divine,

And saw the blue wings melt within the blue!

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George Eliot
1819-1880 / Female / English
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