Sunset Wings
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- v2. New York Times (New York, NY), June 8, 1873
- v3. Boston Daily Advertiser (Boston, MA), June 9, 1873
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- v12. Newport Mercury (Newport, RI), July 5, 1873
- v13. New-Hampshire Patriot (Concord, NH), July 9, 1873
- v14. Youth's Companion (Boston, MA), August 28, 1873
- v15. Independent Statesman (Concord, NH), September 4, 1873
- v16. Morning Oregonian (Portland, OR), March 20, 1898
- v17. Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, PA), May 23, 1902
- v18. Dallas Morning News (Dallas, TX), June 9, 1902
- v19. Sunday Oregonian (Portland, OR), July 13, 1902
- v20. Yuma Pioneer (Yuma, CO), August 22, 1902
- v21. Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO), July 5, 1911
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- v28. Springfield Republican (Springfield, MA), April 28, 1921
- v29. Albany Evening News (Albany, NY), July 19, 1927
- v30. World Herald (Omaha, NE), May 14, 1935
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Sunset Wings
Tonight this sunset spreads two golden wings
Cleaving the western sky;
Winged too with wind it is, and winnowings
Of birds; . . .
Sun-steeped in fire, the homeward pinions sway
Above the dovecote-tops;
And clouds of starlings, ere they rest with day,
Sink, clamorous like mill-waters, at wild play,
By turns in every copse:
Each tree heart-deep the wrangling rout receives,—
Save for the whir within,
You could not tell the starlings from the leaves;
Then one great puff of wings, and the swarm heaves
Away with all its din.
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