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There are legends of Lost Haven	A
Come I know not whence to me	B
When the wind is in the clover	C
When the sun is on the sea	B
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There are rumors in the pine tops	D
There are whispers in the grass	E
And the flocking crows at nightfall	F
Bring home hints of things that pass	E
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Out upon the broad dike yonder	C
All day long beneath the sun	A
Where the tall ships cloud and settle	G
Down the sea curve one by one	A
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And the crickets in fine chorus	H
Every slim and tiny reed	I
Strive to chord the broken rhythmus	H
Of the world and half succeed	I
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There are myriad traditions	H
Treasured by the talking rain	J
And with memories the moonlight	K
Walks the cold and silent plain	J
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Where the river tells his hill tales	H
To the lone complaining bar	L
Where the midgets thread their dances	H
To the yellow twilight star	L
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Where the blossom bends to hearken	J
To the bee with velvet bands	H
There are chronicles enciphered	K
Of the yet uncharted lands	H
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All the musical marauders	H
Of the berry and the bloom	M
Sing the lure of soul's illusion	J
Out of darkness out of doom	M
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But the sure and great evangel	G
Comes when half alone I hear	N
At the rosy door of silence	H
Love the lord of speech draw near	O
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Then for once across the threshold	K
Darkling spirit thou art free	B
As thy hope is every ship makes	H
Some lost haven of the sea	B

Bliss Carman

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