Versos English Madison Julius Cawein Ii

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How can I help from singing when The swallow and the hawk again Are noisy in the hyaline Of happy heavens, clear as wine? The robin, lustily and shrill, Pipes on the timber-belted hill; And o'er the fallow skim the bold, Mad orioles that glow Like shining shafts of ingot gold Shot from the morning's bow.