Versos English Madison Julius Cawein Iii

English poem

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With scents of heat, dew-chilled and sweet, The new-cut hay smells by the bight: The ghost of some dead pansy bloom The butterfly seems, in the gloom, Its pied wings folded tight. The world is drowned in fantasy-- Come dance with us in Faery, Come dance with us to-night.