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Photograph: "What Birds Love" by me
Poem(a): "What Thing a Bird Would Love" by Robert Frost (found in Frost: Collected Poems, Prose, and Plays [1995] / encontrado en Frost: Collected Poems, Prose, and Plays [1995])
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What Thing a Bird Would Love
As I was faring home
The slow hill-climbing way
A lonely bird sang once
and seemed to bid me stay.
I paused to rest and turned,
And if I had not turned,
I had not seen the west
Behind me, how it burned.
So when he sang again
As I resumed the slope,
My heart regarded him--
I turned again with hope.
The sunset!--and beneath
The valley ebon dark
And featureless, wherein
A lamp was but a spark.
But that he would not cease,
But still would call and call
When I must go was proof
The sunset was not all.
I left him to the waste
And gathering stars above,
In doubt if I could know
What thing a bird would love.



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