I heard that honied trill. And there upon a poplar, Poised at its topmost height, I saw a little singer clad In scarlet plumage bright. The poplar branches quivered, By dawn winds lightly blown, And like a breeze-swept poppy-flower The red-bird rocked and shone. The blue sky, and his feathers Flashed o'er by golden light,

I heard that honied trill. And there upon a poplar, Poised at its topmost height, I saw a little singer clad In scarlet plumage bright. The poplar branches quivered, By dawn winds lightly blown, And like a breeze-swept poppy-flower The red-bird rocked and shone. The blue sky, and his feathers Flashed o'er by golden light,

Then suddenly a sunbeam Shot slanting o'er the hill, And once again from out the sky I heard that honied trill. And there upon a poplar, Poised at its topmost height, I saw a little singer clad In scarlet plumage bright.

I heard that honied trill. And there upon a poplar, Poised at its topmost height, I saw a little singer clad In scarlet plumage bright. The poplar branches quivered, By dawn winds lightly blown, And like a breeze-swept poppy-flower The red-bird rocked and shone. The blue sky, and his feathers Flashed o'er by golden light,

The Trill, or Trills, were a humanoid species native to the planet Trill in the Alpha Quadrant. A small percentage of the Trill population harbored a sentient lifeform known as a symbiont inside...

TRILL definition: 1. When birds trill, they sing a series of quickly repeated high notes. 2. to speak in a very high…. Learn more.

TRILLING definition: 1. present participle of trill 2. When birds trill, they sing a series of quickly repeated high…. Learn more.

What does the noun trill mean? There are three meanings listed in OED's entry for the noun trill. See ‘Meaning & use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence. trill has developed meanings and uses in subjects including. OED is undergoing a continuous programme of revision to modernize and improve definitions.

I heard that honied trill. And there upon a poplar, Poised at its topmost height, I saw a little singer clad In scarlet plumage bright. The poplar branches quivered, By dawn winds lightly blown, And like a breeze-swept poppy-flower The red-bird rocked and shone. The blue sky, and his feathers Flashed o'er by golden light,

They trill on a diminished harmony, resolved with a leap. All three voices swoop down to a trilled dominant and a final cadence. A trilling flute represents birdsong. You can also find related …