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A Feast of Lanterns · 1 passage
Red-skirted ladies, robed for fairyland, all have flown, But my heart to the wail of their long reed-pipes lilts on: Their clarion songs ’mid the wandering clouds were blown, The tiny-waisted, dreamily-dancing girls are gone.
Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file cfu/fol/fol45.htm.
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