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'Tis a land where no hurricane falls	A
But the infinite azure regards	B
Its waters for ever its walls	A
Of granite its limitless swards	A
Where the fens to their innermost pool	C
With the chorus of May are aring	D
And the glades are wind winnowed and cool	C
With perpetual spring	D
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Where folded and half withdrawn	E
The delicate wind flowers blow	F
And the bloodroot kindles at dawn	E
Her spiritual taper of snow	F
Where the limits are met and spanned	G
By a waste that no husbandman tills	A
And the earth old pine forests stand	G
In the hollows of hills	A
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'Tis the land that our babies behold	H
Deep gazing when none are aware	I
And the great hearted seers of old	H
And the poets have known it and there	I
Made halt by the well heads of truth	J
On their difficult pilgrimage	K
From the rose ruddy gardens of youth	J
To the summits of age	L
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Now too as of old it is sweet	M
With a presence remote and serene	N
Still its byways are pressed by the feet	M
Of the mother immortal its queen	N
The huntress whose tresses flung free	O
And her fillets of gold upon earth	P
They only have honour to see	O
Who are dreamers from birth	P
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In her calm and her beauty supreme	Q
They have found her at dawn or at eve	R
By the marge of some motionless stream	Q
Or where shadows rebuild or unweave	R
In a murmurous alley of pine	S
Looking upward in silent surprise	A
A figure slow moving divine	S
With inscrutable eyes	A

Archibald Lampman

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