Poems (Mary Coleridge)/Poem 234

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CCXXXIV NONSENSE
I had a boat, and the boat had wings; And I did dream that we went a flyingOver the heads of queens and kings, Over the souls of dead and dying,Up among the stars and the great white rings, And where the Moon on her back is lying.
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