THE FIND

I took a reed and blew a tune,

And sweet it was and very clear

To be about a little thing

That only few hold dear.

Three times the cuckoo named himself,

But nothing heard him on the hill,

Where I was piping like an elf

The air was very still.

'Tw'as all about a little thing

I made a mystery of sound,

I found it in a fairy ring

Upon a fairy mound.

_June 2nd, 1917._

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