“Hark! Hark!”
“Hark! Hark!”
No sight of it, only the song,Hours long;Hidden in the sun, yet near—See, see the tiny trilling dot appear,To disappear!As if a pranking star had lowered itBy a threadOver the listener’s head,(Scarce swinging),And thenHad pulled it up again,Up, up, to the impenetrable blue,And through—Still singing!
No sight of it, only the song,Hours long;Hidden in the sun, yet near—See, see the tiny trilling dot appear,To disappear!As if a pranking star had lowered itBy a threadOver the listener’s head,(Scarce swinging),And thenHad pulled it up again,Up, up, to the impenetrable blue,And through—Still singing!
No sight of it, only the song,Hours long;Hidden in the sun, yet near—See, see the tiny trilling dot appear,To disappear!
No sight of it, only the song,
Hours long;
Hidden in the sun, yet near—
See, see the tiny trilling dot appear,
To disappear!
As if a pranking star had lowered itBy a threadOver the listener’s head,(Scarce swinging),And thenHad pulled it up again,Up, up, to the impenetrable blue,And through—Still singing!
As if a pranking star had lowered it
By a thread
Over the listener’s head,
(Scarce swinging),
And then
Had pulled it up again,
Up, up, to the impenetrable blue,
And through—
Still singing!