Joan Miró created a 1940 painting about this creature in the morning rain, while it is the title creature of a Stravinsky opera and given a gold slipper to wear around its neck, after which the Japanese give the Emperor a mechanical replica.
Joan Miró created a 1940 painting about this creature in the morning rain, while it is the title creature of a Stravinsky opera and given a gold slipper to wear around its neck, after which the Japanese give the Emperor a mechanical replica. This type of creature kills itself to stain a rose red for a student to give to his love in a fairy tale by Oscar Wilde. In the third movement of Otto Resphigi's Pines of Rome, a recording of this creature is played, and Procne turned into one after feeding King Tereus his son in a stew. T. S. Eliot wrote that they were near the Convent of the Sacred Heart in a poem where Sweeney is among these creatures, while John Keats wrote that this "Immortal" creature was "not born for death" in an ode to it. FTP, name this bird renowned for its singing prowess.
Joan Miró created a 1940 painting about this creature in the morning rain, while it is the title creature of a Stravinsky opera and given a gold slipper to wear around its neck, after which the Japanese give the Emperor a mechanical replica.
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