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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MOONLIGHT SONG OF THE MOCKING-BIRD; A QUATRAIN, by WILLIAM HAMILTON HAYNE Poet's Biography
First Line: Each golden note of music greets
Last Line: Had found its new birth in a bird.
Subject(s): Keats, John (1795-1821); Mockingbirds; Poetry & Poets
First Line: Each golden note of music greets
Last Line: Had found its new birth in a bird.
Subject(s): Keats, John (1795-1821); Mockingbirds; Poetry & Poets
Each golden note of music greets
The listening leaves, divinely stirred,
As if the vanished soul of Keats
Had found its new birth in a bird.
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