The sunlight speaks, it’s voice is a bird. It glimmers half-guessed, half-seen, half-heard. Above the flowerbed, over the lawn a flashing dip, and it is gone. The sunlight speaks, it’s voice is a bird. It glimmers half-guessed, half-seen, half-heard. And all it lends to the eye is this – A sunbeam giving the air a kiss.
Be Like a Bird
Song Cycle by Sheila Wright (b. 1961)
1. Humming Bird
Text Authorship:
- by Harry Hibbard Kemp (1883 - 1960)
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