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10 cards from this deck
'The Windhover' is the poem written after 'Spring'.
The kestrel, also known as the windhover, is featured.
The hawk represents Jesus Christ in the poem.
His heart is described as being 'in hiding'.
The bird symbolizes freedom and resilience in nature.
It emphasizes the dramatic moment of perception.
He admires 'brute beauty' and its connection to virility.
'Buckle' conveys feelings of struggle and resilience.
Ordinary can reveal extraordinary through God's grace.
It reflects on renouncing ego to find divine purpose.
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