Morning Fancy
by Mary McNeil Fenollosa English
O Let me die a-singing!
O let me drown in light!
Another day is winging
Out from the nest of night.
The morning-glory’s velvet eye
Brims with a jewelled bead.
To-day my soul’s a dragon-fly,
The world a swaying reed.
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If I, athirst by a stream, should kneel
With never a blossom or bud in sight,
Till down on the theme of its liquid night …
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Out where the sky and the sky-blue sea
Merge in a mist of sheen,
There started a vision of silver things, …
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Snare me the soul of a dragon-fly,
The jewelled heart of a dew-tipped spray,
A star’s quick eye, …
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The Day unfolds like a lotus bloom,
Pink at the tip and gold at the core,
Rising up swiftly through waters of gloom …
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