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In the golden West by fond Nature blest	A
Lies a vale which my heart holds dear	B
Where the zephyr blows from eternal snows	C
And tempers the atmosphere	B
Where the torrent falls o'er the mountain walls	D
As its thunderous echoes thrill	E
Where the sparkling mist by the rainbow kissed	F
Decks the Valley of San Miguel	G
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Where the birds of spring in their season sing	H
Their spontaneous melodies	I
Where the columbine and the stately pine	J
Stand quivering in the breeze	I
Where the aspen tall hugs the trachyte wall	K
And the wild rose bedecks the hill	E
Where the willows weep and their vigils keep	L
On the banks of the San Miguel	G
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Where the mountains high cleave the azure sky	M
With their turrets so bleak and gray	N
Where the morning light crowns the dizzy height	O
At the break of the summer's day	N
Where the crags look down with an austere frown	P
O'er the valley so calm and still	E
Where the mesas blue blend their dreamy hue	Q
With the skies of the San Miguel	G
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Where the mountains hold a vast wealth of gold	R
In the quartz ledge and placer bar	S
Where the hills resound with the constant sound	T
Of the stamp mill's battering jar	S
Where the waters dash with the rhythmic splash	U
Of the cascade and mountain rill	E
As they laugh and flow to the lands below	V
Through the turbulent San Miguel	G
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Where the shadows glide in the eventide	T
As the sun to nocturnal rest	T
With the dazzling rays of a world ablaze	W
Sinks into the distant west	T
When the yellow leaf of existence brief	X
Brings the hour when the pulse is still	E
May my ashes rest in the golden West	T
On the banks of the San Miguel	G

Alfred Castner King

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