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| A Narrow Fellow In the Grass |
| 作者Author /  Emily Dickinson 愛蜜麗•狄更森 |
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A Narrow Fellow in the Grass
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Reading by Dr. Edward
Vargo
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A
narrow fellow
in the grass
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Occasionally
rides
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You May have met him? Did you not
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His notice sudden is.
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The grass divides as with a comb,
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5
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A
spotted shaft
is seen;
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And
then it
closes at your feet
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And opens further
on.
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He likes a boggy acre,
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A floor too cool for corn,
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10
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Yet
when a boy, and
barefoot
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I more than
once, at noon
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Have
passed, l thought, a whip lash
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Unbraiding in the sun,
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when stooping to secure it,
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15
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It wrinkled, and was gone.
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Several of nature's people
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I know, and they know me
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I feel for them a transport
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Of
cordiality
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20
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But never met this
fellow,
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Attended or alone,
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Without
a tighter breathing
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And zero at the bone.
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Annotation
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