Page:The Complete Poems of Francis Ledwidge, 1919.djvu/284

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A FAIRY HUNT

Who would hear the fairy horn
Calling all the hounds of Finn
Must be in a lark's nest born
When the moon is very thin.


I who have the gift can hear
Hounds and horn and tally ho,
And the tongue of Bran as clear
As Christmas bells across the snow.


And beside my secret place
Hurries by the fairy fox,
With the moonrise on his face,
Up and down the mossy rocks.


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