George MacDonald(1824–1905) · The Poetical Works of George MacDonald, Volume II · 1893?
I took it for a bird of prey that soared High over ocean, battled mount, and plain; ’Twas but a bird-moth, which with limp horns gored The invisibly obstructing window-pane!
Better than eagle, with far-towering nerve But downward bent, greedy, marauding eye, Guest of the flowers, thou art: unhurt they serve Thee, little angel of a lower sky!