WHITE BUTTERFLIES

Fly, white butterflies, out to sea,

Frail, pale wings for the wind to try,

Small white wings that we scarce can see,

Fly!

Some fly light as a laugh of glee,

Some fly soft as a long, low sigh;

All to the haven where each would be,

Fly!

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RUDYARD KIPLING

ENGLAND, 1865-

Graded Poetry: Seventh Year · 第 36 / 70 题