The Indian Girl Who Made Them

These, the Wings of the Morning,

An Indian Maiden wove,

Intertwining subtilely

Wands from a willow grove

Beside the Sangamon--

Rude stream of Dreamland Town.

She bound them to my shoulders

With fingers golden-brown.

The wings were part of me;

The willow-wands were hot.

Pulses from my heart

Healed each bruise and spot

Of the morning-glory buds,

Beginning to unfold

Beneath her burning song of suns untold.

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