Poems by Emily Dickinson-2
XV. THE HUMMING-BIRD.

Emily Dick

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A route of evanescence

With a revolving wheel;

A resonance of emerald,

A rush of cochineal;

And every blossom on the bush

Adjusts its tumbled head, --

The mail from Tunis, probably,

An easy morning's ride.

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