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South Winds jostle them

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South Winds jostle them by Emily Dickinson

 South Winds jostle them --
Bumblebees come --
Hover -- hesitate --
Drink, and are gone --

Butterflies pause
On their passage Cashmere --
I -- softly plucking,
Present them here!

Form: Lyric

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