Perhaps The Nightingale Poem by Emmanuel George Cefai
Perhaps The Nightingale
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Perhaps the nightingale
that in our garden sings
As dusk wears faintly
And the stars one by one
Usurp the darkening dome of heaven
Perhaps the nightingale
Is a black beauty queen of the south
That still no scepter holds
Save her transparent veils
That fly with night
As she
Dances over the night-floor.
Monday, October 3, 2011
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