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About the time of Michael's feast	A
And all his angels	B
There comes a word to man and beast	A
By dark evangels	B
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Then hearing what the wild things say	B
To one another	C
Those creatures first born of our gray	B
Mysterious Mother	C
	-
The greatness of the world's unrest	D
Steals through our pulses	B
Our own life takes a meaning guessed	D
From the torn dulse's	B
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The draft and set of deep sea tides	B
Swirling and flowing	E
Bears every filmy flake that rides	B
Grandly unknowing	E
	-
The sunlight listens thin and fine	F
The crickets whistle	G
And floating midges fill the shine	F
Like a seeding thistle	G
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The hawkbit flies his golden flag	H
From rocky pasture	C
Bidding his legions never lag	H
Through morning's vasture	C
	-
Soon we shall see the red vines ramp	I
Through forest borders	B
And Indian summer breaking camp	I
To silent orders	B
	-
The glossy chestnuts swell and burst	J
Their prickly houses	B
Agog at news which reached them first	J
In sap's carouses	B
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The long noons turn the ribstons red	K
The pippins yellow	L
The wild duck from his reedy bed	K
Summons his fellow	L
	-
The robins keep the underbrush	M
Songless and wary	C
As though they feared some frostier hush	M
Might bid them tarry	C
	-
Perhaps in the great North they heard	N
Of silence falling	E
Upon the world without a word	N
White and appalling	E
	-
The ash tree and the lady fern	O
In russet frondage	P
Proclaim 'tis time for our return	O
To vagabondage	P
	-
All summer idle have we kept	Q
But on a morning	E
Where the blue hazy mountains slept	Q
A scarlet warning	E
	-
Disturbs our day dream with a start	R
A leaf turns over	C
And every earthling is at heart	R
Once more a rover	C
	-
All winter we shall toil and plod	S
Eating and drinking	E
But now's the little time when God	S
Sets folk to thinking	E
	-
Consider says the quiet sun	T
How far I wander	C
Yet when had I not time on one	T
More flower to squander	C
	-
Consider says the restless tide	U
My endless labor	C
Yet when was I content beside	U
My nearest neighbor	C
	-
So wander lust to wander lure	C
As seed to season	T
Must rise and wend possessed and sure	C
In sweet unreason	T
	-
For doorstone and repose are good	V
And kind is duty	C
But joy is in the solitude	W
With shy heart beauty	C
	-
And Truth is one whose ways are meek	X
Beyond foretelling	E
And far his journey who would seek	X
Her lowly dwelling	E
	-
She leads him by a thousand heights	B
Lonelily faring	Y
With sunrise and with eagle flights	B
To mate his daring	E
	-
For her he fronts a vaster fog	Z
Than Leif of yore did	A2
Voyaging for continents no log	B2
Has yet recorded	C2
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He travels by a polar star	C
Now bright now hidden	T
For a free land though rest be far	C
And roads forbidden	T
	-
Till on a day with sweet coarse bread	K
And wine she stays him	D2
Then in a cool and narrow bed	K
To slumber lays him	D2
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So we are hers And fellows mine	T
Of fin and feather	C
By shady wood and shadowy brine	T
When comes the weather	C
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For migrants to be moving on	T
By lost indenture	C
You flock and gather and are gone	T
The old adventure	C
	-
I too have my unwritten date	E2
My gypsy presage	P
And on the brink of fall I wait	E2
The darkling message	P
	-
The sign from prying eyes concealed	F2
Is yet how flagrant	G2
Here's ragged robin in the field	F2
A simple vagrant	G2

Bliss Carman And Richard Hovey

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