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O the trees grow straight and the trees grow tall	A
And the trees grow all around	B
And the long limbs sprout the trunks about	C
Where the Davlo owl is found	B
And the Davlo bird is most absurd	D
In the early days of June	E
For he sings this song the whole day long	F
To a strange fantastic tune	E
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'O ink ink ink I sit and think	G
I brood on the Wildwood Tree	H
But near or far on Ingavar	H
No ink no ink I see	H
And late or soon the swift cartoon	E
Must soar to the Utmost Star	H
O ink ink ink I swoon I sink	G
O inkless Ingavar '	-
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O the trees grow long and the trees grow strong	F
And the tress grow good and green	I
And the gloomy shades steal thro' the glades	J
Where the Halgi Tit is seen	I
And the Halgi Tit he loves to sit	K
On the frond of a swaying fern	L
And croon and croon to a low loose tune	E
This nervous nude Nocturn	E
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'Chow white chow white All night all night	M
While the moon peeps thro' the leaves	N
And the sad wind soughs thro' inlaced boughs	O
Where the shadows creep like thieves	N
I cry and yearn for the Nude Nocturn	E
O I seek her near and far	H
Chow white chow white I croon all night	M
Thro' the glades of Ingavar '	-
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O the trees grow pale and tall trees quail	P
And the sacred trees whisper soft	Q
And the startled bush it murmurs 'Hush '	-
When the Denawk swoops aloft	R
And as he swoops he shrieks and whoops	S
In a ruthless Rhythmic way	T
For twixt the trees and the sobbing breeze	U
The Denawk seeks his prey	T
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'Ho rhyme rhyme rhyme All fat and prime	V
I live by rhyme alone	E
In bush and town I hunt it down	E
And tear it flesh from bone	E
With a purpose grim for the synonym	W
I forage near and far	H
And I rend my prey in a rhythmic way	T
On the gums of Ingavar '	-
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O yearning trees O burning trees	U
O trees that bend and sway	T
The good brown earth that gave you birth	X
Is very damp to day	T
In mire and mud we slid we've slud	T
Our boots are filled with slime	V
Farewell ye gums till summer comes	Y
Farewell till Summertime	V
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The Davlo hoots the Halgi toots	Z
The Denawk swoops no more	H
Alone to yearn the Nude Nocturn	E
Adorns your leafy floor	H
But Trees O trees what ecstacies	Z
Thrill thro' you root and spar	H
When the Lord High Pot comes up to squat	T
In the Glades of Ingavar	H
Afar	H
Green glades of Ingavar	H

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis

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