Flying Fish

by Mary McNeil Fenollosa

Out where the sky and the sky-blue sea   Merge in a mist of sheen, There started a vision of silver things, A leap and a quiver, a flash of wings   The sky and the sea between. Is it of birds from the blue above,   Or fish from the depths that be?     Or is it the ghosts     In silver hosts   Of birds that were drowned at sea?

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