A Little Wind Poem by Elizabeth Madox Roberts
A Little Wind
(A Song)
When I lay down
In a clover place,
With eyelids closed,
In a clover place,
A little wind came to my face.
One gentle wind
Blew on my mouth,
And I said, 'It will quiver by.
What little wind now can it be?'
And I lay still
Where the clovers were.
But when I raised my lids to see,
Then it was a butterfly.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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