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You love the sun and the languid breeze	A
That gently kisses the rosebud's lips	B
And delight to see	C
How the dainty bee	C
Stilling his gauze winged melodies	A
Into the lily's chalice dips	B
	-
I love the wind that unceasing roars	D
While cringe the trees from its wrath in vain	E
And the lightning flash	F
And the thunder crash	F
And skies from whose Erebus depths outpours	D
In slanting drifts the autumnal rain	E
	-
You sigh to find that the time is here	G
When leaves are falling from bush and tree	C
When the flowerets sweet	H
Die beneath our feet	H
And feebly totters the dying year	I
Into the mists of eternity	C
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To me the autumn is never drear	I
It bears the glory of hopes fulfilled	J
Though the flowers be dead	K
There are seeds instead	K
That with the spring of the dawning year	I
With life will find all their being thrilled	J
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You tread the wood and the wind behold	L
Tear down the leaves from the crackling bough	M
Till they make a pall	N
As they thickly fall	O
To hide dead flowers The air seems cold	L
No summer gladdens the forest now	M
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I tread the maze of the changing wood	P
And though no light through the maples plays	Q
Yet they glow each one	R
Like a rose red sun	R
And drop their leaves like a glittering flood	S
Of warm sunbeams in the woodland ways	Q
	-
Poor human heart in the year of life	T
All seasons are and it rests with thee	C
To enjoy them all	O
Or to drape a pall	N
O'er withered hopes and to be at strife	T
With things that are and no brightness see	C

Arthur Weir

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