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To A Marsh Hawk In Spring: Poem by Henry David Thoreau

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There is health in thy gray wing,
Health of nature’s furnishing.
Say, thou modern-winged antique,
Was thy mistress ever sick?
In each heaving of thy wing
Thou dost health and leisure bring,
Thou dost waive disease and pain
And resume new life again.

Analysis of this poem
  • sick
  • spring

More verses by Henry David Thoreau

  • Away! Away! Away! Away!
  • Sympathy
  • Within The Circuit Of This Plodding Life
  • Tall Ambrosia
  • The Fisher’s Boy

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