Nets to Catch the Wind by Elinor Wylie
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And you may grope for me in vain
In hollows under the mangrove root, Or where, in apple-scented rain, The silver wasp-nests hang like fruit. THE FAIRY GOLDSMITH Here's a wonderful thing, A humming-bird's wing In hammered gold, And store well chosen Of snowflakes frozen In crystal cold. Black onyx cherries And mistletoe berries Of chrysoprase, Jade buds, tight shut, All carven and cut In intricate ways. Here, if you please Are little gilt bees In amber drops Which look like honey, Translucent and sunny, |
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