Why should my sleepy heart be taught
To whistle mocking-bird replies?
This is another bird you've caught,
Soft-feathered, with a falcon's eyes.
The bird Imagination,
That flies so far, that dies so soon;
Her wings are coloured like the sun,
Her breast is coloured like the moon.
Weave her a chain of silver twist,
And a little hood of scarlet wool,
And let her perch upon your wrist,
And tell her she is beautiful.
The Falcon
Elinor Morton Wylie
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Poem topics: beautiful, heart, moon, silver, sun, whistle, chain, soft, I love you, I miss you, bird, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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