The Touch

Am no longer lame since Spring Stooped to me where I lay, And charmed with flute and silver lute My laggard limbs to play. Her voice is sweet as long-stored wine; I leap like a hounded fawn; I rise and follow over hill and hollow To the flush of the crimson dawn!

Countee Cullen

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