In the third stanza of this poem, the author rhymes the word Sillon (sil- lon) with Vermillion (ver-mill-yen).
In the third stanza of this poem, the author rhymes the word Sillon (sil- lon) with Vermillion (ver-mill-yen). "As a skate's heel sweeps smooth on a bow-bend: the hurl and gliding Rebuffed the big wind" are the lines in the first stanza which the poet uses to describe the flight of the "dapple-dawn- drawn" titular bird. The poem is dedicated "To Christ Our Lord;" \--for 10 points-- name this poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins named for a small falcon.
In the third stanza of this poem, the author rhymes the word Sillon (sil- lon) with Vermillion (ver-mill-yen).
{“Windhover”}