IN broad daylight He should not be: Yet toward and froward, Froward and toward He weaves a flight. Who will guide him back to his cave, A little Bat astray, Where he`ll rest on the breast of night, Away from day`s bright miscreation? The linnet throbs through the air, The magpie coquettes with day, The rook caws "Time to be gone," And travels on; While toward and froward, Froward and toward, The Bat ... a fathom Of flight . . . weaves.SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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