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MINNIE AND HER DOVE - ZaunköniG - 27.12.2010 MINNIE AND HER DOVE Two days she miss'd her dove, and then, alas ! A knot of soft gray feathers met her view, So Hght, their stirring hardly broke the dew That hung on the blue violets and the grass ; A kite had struck her fondling as he pass'd ; And o'er that fleeting, downy, epitaph The poor child linger'd, weeping ; her gay laugh Was mute that day, her little heart o'ercast. Ah ! Minnie, if thou livest, thou wilt prove Intenser pangs—less tearful, though less brief; Thou'lt weep for dearer death and sweeter love. And spiritual woe, of woes the chief, Until the full-grown wings of human grief Eclipse thy memory of the kite and dove. |