< Birdcraft
When the mild gold stars flower out,
As the summer gleaming goes,
A dim shape quivers about
Some sweet rich heart of a rose.
* * * * * * *
Then you, by thoughts of it stirred,
Still dreamily question them:
βIs it a gem, half bird,
βEdgar Fawcett.
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