276 <br /> <br />Many a phrase has the English language— <br />I have heard but one— <br />Low as the laughter of the Cricket, <br />Loud, as the Thunder's Tongue— <br /> <br />Murmuring, like old Caspian Choirs, <br />When the Tide's a' lull— <br />Saying itself in new infection— <br />Like a Whippoorwill— <br /> <br />Breaking in bright Orthography <br />On my simple sleep— <br />Thundering its Prospective— <br />Till I stir, and weep— <br /> <br />Not for the Sorrow, done me— <br />But the push of Joy— <br />Say it again, Saxton! <br />Hush—Only to me!<br /><br />Emily Dickinson<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/many-a-phrase-has-the-english-language/
