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I wrote the truest tend'rest song	A
The world had ever heard	B
And clear melodious and strong	A
And sweet was every word	B
The flowing numbers came to me	C
Unbidden from the heart	D
So pure the strain that poesy	E
Seemed something more than art	D
	-
No doubtful cadence marred a line	F
So tunefully it flowed	G
And through the measure all divine	F
The fire of genius glowed	G
So deftly were the verses wrought	H
So fair the legend told	I
That every word revealed a thought	H
And every thought was gold	I
	-
Mine was the charm the power the skill	J
The wisdom of the years	E
'Twas mine to move the world at will	J
To laughter or to tears	E
For subtile pleasantry was there	K
And brilliant flash of wit	L
Now pleading eyes were raised in prayer	K
And now with smiles were lit	L
	-
I sang of hours when youth was king	M
And of one happy spot	N
Where life and love were everything	M
And time was half forgot	N
Of gracious days in woodland ways	E
When every flower and tree	C
Seemed echoing the sweetest phrase	E
From lips in Arcadie	N
	-
Of sagas old and Norseman bands	E
That sailed o'er northern seas	E
Enchanting tales of fairy lands	E
And strange philosophies	E
I sang of Egypt's fairest queen	O
With passion's fatal curse	E
Of that pale sad faced Florentine	O
As deathless as his verse	E
	-
Of time of the Arcadian Pan	P
When dryads thronged the trees	E
When Atalanta swiftly ran	P
With fleet Hippomenes	E
Brave stories too did I relate	N
Of battle flags unfurled	N
Of glorious days when Greece was great	N
When Rome was all the world	N
	-
Of noble deeds for noble creeds	E
Of woman's sacrifice	E
The mother's stricken heart that bleeds	E
For souls in Paradise	E
Anon I told a tale of shame	Q
And while in tears I slept	N
Behold a white robed angel came	Q
And read the words and wept	N
	-
And so I wrote my perfect song	A
In such a wondrous key	C
I heard the plaudits of the throng	A
And fame awaited me	C
Alas the sullen morning broke	R
And came the tempest's roar	S
'Mid discord trembling I awoke	R
And lo my dream was o'er	T
	-
Yet often in the quiet night	N
My song returns to me	C
I seize the pen and fain would write	N
My long lost melody	C
But dreaming o'er the words ere long	A
Comes vague remembering	M
And fades away the sweetest song	A
That man can ever sing	M

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