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Fugitive
She is frail and changeful and cold. When lightning cuts the sky I hear her tapping: "Let me in, let me in!" I hear her laughing in the little sound Of water lapping, And she cries with the drawing of a bow Across a violin. Her footprints flower And she bends the pliant poplars; She whips a shower Of foam from the waves, And I see her young white face in a crowd. Yet for all that I pursue her, I have nothing. I am tired, I am bowed.