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Hummingbird Quotes
There oft it comes at evening’s hour, / To flutter still from flower to flower;
A sun-dyed dew-drop born with wings.
Its mellow hum hath magic powers.
A rush of tiny wings, a something, fine / And frail
More silent now because with wonder filled.
Hither, thither, flashing, bright’ning, / Like a streak of emerald lightning;
Bright-glowing airy thing, / Light-going fairy thing
Somewhere I’ve seen thee, strange sprite
Whisper those things in my ear
Thou tiny spirit of the air
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