A Tree at Dusk

With secrets in their eyes the blue-winged Hours Rustle through the meadow Dropping shadow.

Yawning among red flowers, The Moon Child with her golden hoop And a pink star drifting after,

Leans to me where I droop. I hear her delicate, soft laughter, And through my hair her tiny fingers creep. . . . I shall sleep.

Winifred Welles

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