Sentence examples similar to twindle from inspiring English sources

Had I recently reread the poem "Inversnaid," say, I would have more readily grasped why Mariani would write about Hopkins, "His heart opens to the lightsome fawn-froth of the beadbonny stream twindling over the dark waters below"; as it happened, I was puzzled until I came to the poem itself, as quoted by Mariani, in which the words "fawn-froth," "bead­bonny" and "twindles" appear.