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O soft small cloud the dim sweet dawn adorning	A
Swan like a sailing on its tender grey	B
Why dost thou dost thou float	C
So high the wing'd wild note	C
Of silver lamentation from my dark and pulsing throat	C
May never reach thee	D
Tho' every note beseech thee	D
To bend thy white wings downward thro' the smiling of the morning	A
And by the black wires of my prison lightly stray	B
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O dear small cloud when all blue morn is ringing	A
With sweet notes piped from other throats than mine	E
If those glad singers please	F
The tall and nodding trees	F
If to them dance the pennants of the swaying columbine	E
If to their songs are set	G
The dance of daffodil and trembling violet	H
Will they pursue thee	D
With tireless wings as free and bold as thine	E
Will they woo thee	D
With love throbs in the music of their singing	A
Ah nay fair Cloud ah nay	B
Their hearts and wings will stay	B
With yellow bud of primrose and soft blush of the May	B
Their songs will thrill and die	I
Tranc'd in the perfume of the rose's breast	J
While I must see thee fly	I
With white broad lonely pinions down the sky	I
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O fair small cloud unheeding o'er me straying	A
Jewell'd with topaz light of fading stars	K
Thy downy edges red	L
As the great eagle of the Dawn sails high	I
And sets his fire bright head	L
And wind blown pinions towards thy snowy breast	J
And thou canst blush while I	I
Must pierce myself with song and die	I
On the bald sod behind my prison bars	K
Nor feel upon my crest	J
Thy soft sunn'd touches delicately playing	A
	-
O fair small cloud grown small as lily flow'r	M
Even while I smite the bars to see thee fade	N
The wind shall bring thee	D
The strain I sing thee	D
I in wired prison stay'd	N
Worse than the breathless primrose glade	N
That in my morn	O
I shrilly sang to scorn	O
I'll burst my heart up to thee in this hour	P
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O fair small cloud float nearer yet and hear me	D
A prison'd lark once lov'd a snowy cloud	Q
Nor did the Day	B
With sapphire lips and kiss	R
Of summery bliss	R
Draw all her soul away	B
Vainly the fervent East	S
Deck'd her with roses for their bridal feast	S
She would not rest	J
In his red arms but slipp'd adown the air	T
And wan and fair	T
Her light foot touch'd a purple mountain crest	J
And touching turn'd	U
Into swift rain that like to jewels burn'd	U
In the great wondering azure of the sky	I
And while a rainbow spread	L
Its mighty arms above she singing fled	L
To the lone feather'd slave	V
In his sad weird grave	V
Whose heart upon his silver song had sped	L
To her in days of old	W
In dawns of gold	W
And murmuring to him said	L
O love I come O love I come to cheer thee	D
Love to be near thee	D

Isabella Valancy Crawford

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