II

And I hear the song of the catbird wake

I' the boughs o' the gnarled wild-crab,

Or there where the snows of the dogwood shake,

That the silvery sunbeams stab:

And it seems to me that a magic lies

In the crystal sweet of its notes,

That a myriad blossoms open their eyes

As its strain above them floats.

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