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Here's a wonderful thing	A
A humming bird's wing	A
In hammered gold	B
And store well chosen	C
Of snowflakes frozen	C
In crystal cold	B
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Black onyx cherries	D
And mistletoe berries	D
Of chrysoprase	D
Jade buds tight shut	E
All carven and cut	E
In intricate ways	D
	-
Here if you please	D
Are little gilt bees	D
In amber drops	D
Which look like honey	F
Translucent and sunny	F
From clover tops	D
	-
Here's an elfin girl	G
Of mother of pearl	G
And moonshine made	H
With tortise shell hair	I
Both dusky and fair	I
In its light and shade	H
	-
Here's lacquer laid thin	J
Like a scarlet skin	J
On an ivory fruit	K
And a filigree frost	L
Of frail notes lost	L
From a fairy lute	K
	-
Here's a turquoise chain	M
Of sun shower rain	M
To wear if you wish	N
And glittering green	O
With aquamarine	O
A silvery fish	N
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Here are pearls all strung	P
On a thread among	P
Pretty pink shells	D
And bubbles blown	Q
From the opal stone	Q
Which ring like bells	D
	-
Touch them and take them	R
But do not break them	R
Beneath your hand	S
They will wither like foam	T
If you carry them home	T
Out of fairy lannd	S
	-
O they never can last	S
Though you hide them fast	S
From moth and from rust	S
In your monstrous day	S
They will crumble away	S
Into quicksilver dust	S

Elinor Morton Wylie

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