Between Dawn and Sunrise

Were silver pink, had pink a soul,
Which soul were shy, which shyness might
Be visible, sure yon gloriole
That shyness is, but lately fleshed in light.

Or, if a white rose dreamed of red
And half forgot that vision, she
Would think what now hath overspread
Marsh, woods, yon sail, my soul, and all the sea.
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