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I still remember how she moved	A
Among the rathe wild blooms she loved	B
When Spring came tip toe down the slopes	C
Atremble 'twixt her doubts and hopes	C
Half fearful and all virginal	D
How Silvia sought this dell to call	E
Her flowers into full festival	D
And chid them with this madrigal	D
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The busy spider hangs the brush	F
With filmy gossamers	C
The frogs are croaking in the creek	G
The sluggish blacksnake stirs	C
But still the ground is bare of bloom	H
Beneath the fragrant firs	C
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Arise arise O briar rose	C
And sleepy violet	I
Awake awake anemone	J
Your wintry dreams forget	K
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For shame you tardy marigold	L
Are you not budded yet	K
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The Swallow's back and claims the eaves	C
That last year were his home	M
The Robin follows where the plow	N
Breaks up the crusted loam	M
And Red wings spies the Thrush and pipes	C
'Look Speckle breast is come '	-
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Up blooms and storm the wooded slopes	C
The lowlands and the plain	O
Blow jonquil blow your golden horn	P
Across the ranks of rain	O
To arms to arms and put to flight	Q
The Winter's broken train	O
	-
She paused beside this selfsame rill	R
And as she ceased a daffodil	R
Held up reproachfully his head	S
And fluttered into speech and said	S
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Chide not the flowers You little know	T
Of all their travail 'neath the snow	T
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Their struggling hours	C
Of choking sorrow underground	U
Chide not the flowers	C
You little guess of that profound	U
And blind dumb agony of ours	C
Yet victor here beside the rill	R
I greet the light that I have found	U
A Daffodil	R
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And when the Daffodil was done	V
A boastful Marigold spake on	W
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Oh chide the white frost if you choose	C
The heavy clod so hard to loose	C
The preying powers	C
Of worm and insect underground	U
Chide not the flowers	C
For spite of scathe and cruel wound	U
Unconquered by the sunless hours	C
I rise in regal pride a bold	L
And golden hearted golden crowned	U
Marsh Marigold	L
	-
And when she came no more her creek	G
Would not believe but bade us seek	G
	-
Hither yon and to and fro	T
Everywhere that children go	T
When the Spring	X
Is on the wing	X
And the winds of April blow	T
I will never think her dead	S
She will come again it said	S
And then the birds that use the vale	Y
Broken hearted turned the tale	Y
Into syllables of song	Z
And chirped it half a summer long	Z
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Silvia Silvia	A2
Be our Song once more	B2
Our vale revisit Silvia	A2
And be our Song once more	B2
For joy lies sleeping in the lute	C2
The merry pipe the woodland flute	C2
And all the pleading reeds are mute	C2
That breathed to thee of yore	B2
	-
Silvia Silvia	A2
Be our Moon again	D2
	-
Shine on our valley Silvia	A2
And be our Moon again	D2
The fluffy owl and nightingale	Y
Flit silent through the darkling vale	Y
Or utter only words of wail	Y
From throats all harsh with pain	O
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Silvia Silvia	A2
Be Springtime as of old	L
Come clad in laughter Silvia	A2
Our Springtime as of old	L
The waiting lowlands and the hills	C
Are tremulous with daffodils	C
Unblown until thy footstep thrills	C
Their promise into gold	L
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And musing on her here I too	E2
Must wonder if it can be true	E2
She died as other mortals do	E2
The thought would fit her more to feign	O
That full of life and unaware	F2
That earth holds aught of grief or stain	O
The fairies stole and hold her where	F2
Death enters not nor strife nor pain	O
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That drowsing on some bed of pansies	C
By Titania's necromancies	C
Her senses were to slumber lulled	G2
Deeply sunken steeped and dulled	G2
And by wafture of swift pinions	C
She was borne out through earth's portals	C
To the fairy queen's dominions	C
To some land of the immortals	C

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