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| I have a Bird in spring
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| Written by: | Emily Dickinson (other works)
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| Poem #: | 5
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| Language: | English
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| Type: | Poetry
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| Preceded by: | On this wondrous sea -4-
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| Succeeded by: | Frequently the woods are pink - -6-
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We have walked very pleasantly - Perhaps this is the point at which our paths diverge - then pass on singing Sue, and up the distant hill I journey on.
- I have a Bird in spring
- Which for myself doth sing -
- The spring decoys.
- And as the summer nears -
- And as the Rose appears,
- Robin is gone.
- Yet do I not repine
- Knowhing that Bird of mine
- Though flown -
- Learneth beyond the sea
- Melody new for me
- And will return.
- Fast in safer hand
- Held in a truer Land
- Are min -
- And though they now depart,
- Tell I my doubting heart
- They're thine.
- In a serener Bright,
- In a more golden light
- I see
- Each little doubt and fear,
- Each little discord here
- Removed.
- Then will I not repine,
- Knowing that Bird of mine
- Though flown
- Shall in distant tree
- Bright melody for me
- Return.
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