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Will she spring with a blush from the arms of Dawn	A
When the sleepy songsters prune	B
Their dewy vestments on bush and thorn	C
And the jovial magpie winds his horn	C
In sweet r veil to the lazy morn	C
And the sun comes all too soon	B
Will she come with him from the farthest rim	D
Of the blue Pacific sea	E
But how shall I know my lady and by	F
What token will she know me	E
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Will she come to me in the noonday hush	G
When the flowers are fast asleep	H
'Neath their counterpane of emerald plush	G
In the fragrant warmth of the under brush	G
Where Spring still lingers on moist and lush	G
While naught but the shadows creep	H
And all is rest but the eager quest	I
And the buzz of the tireless bee	E
But how shall I know my lady then	J
And how will my love know me	E
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Or will she come when the gallant Day	K
At the hands of the Night lies dead	L
When stealthy creatures have right of way	K
Among the branches to romp and play	K
And the great green forest turns ashen gray	K
At the sound of the dead men's tread	L
Will my lady slip with smile on lip	M
From the heart of a white box tree	E
But how shall I know 'tis she who comes	N
And how will she know 'tis me	E
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Will her hair be tinged as when sunbeams gird	O
A castle of carmine rock	P
Or brown as a leaf in the sun's kiss curled	Q
Or dark as the wing of that sable bird	O
Whose hated voice is so often heard	O
In the wake of the bleating flock	P
Or will it be rolled in a crown of gold	R
An emblem of royalty	E
But how will I know 'tis she who comes	N
And how will she know 'tis me	E
	-
Is her ear as shapely as Venus' shell	S
And pierced by a diamond gleam	T
Is her hand as white as the immortelle	S
Her voice as sweet as that sounding bell	S
The gray bird tolls to the listening dell	S
Where the ti tree hides the stream	T
Have the words been said is my lady wed	L
Is my lady bond or free	E
No matter who claims her earthly form	U
For her heart belongs to me	E
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Will her eyes be clear as the amber flight	V
Of the stream over sandstone bar	W
Or darkly blue as the vault of night	V
Will her flesh show pink through its veil of white	V
And its violet pencilled curves be bright	V
As the polished breast of a star	W
And where oh where may you find a pair	X
Who shall love so well as we	E
But how shall I know my lady by	F
What token will she know me	E
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Will her cloak be shaped from the southern skies	Y
And girt by a starry sash	Z
Like an azure mist as my lady hies	Y
With the light of love in her kindling eyes	Y
Will she move with the solemn grace that lies	Y
In the towering mountain ash	Z
Will she come at all may it not befall	S
That our fates are dark and dree	X
That I may never know her at all	S
And she may never know me	E

Barcroft Henry Thomas Boake

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