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Here where the cypress tall	A
Shadows the stucco wall	A
Bronze and deep	B
Where the chrysanthemums blow	C
And the roses blood and snow	C
He lies asleep	B
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Florence dreameth afar	D
Memories of foray and war	E
Murmur still	F
The Certosa crowns with a cold	G
Cloud of snow and gold	G
The olive hill	F
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What has he now for the streams	H
Born sweet and deep with dreams	H
From the cedar meres	H
Only the Arno's flow	C
Turbid and weary and slow	C
With wrath and tears	H
	-
What has he now for the song	I
Of the boatmen joyous and long	I
Where the rapids shine	J
Only the sound of toil	K
Where the peasants press the soil	K
For the oil and wine	J
	-
Spirit fellow in sooth	L
With bold La Salle and Duluth	L
And La V randrye	M
Nothing he has but rest	N
Deep in his cypress nest	N
With memory	O
	-
Hearts of steel and of fire	P
Why do ye love and aspire	Q
When follows	H
Death all your passionate deeds	H
Garnered with rust and with weeds	H
In the hollows	H
	-
God that hardened the steel	R
Bid the flame leap and reel	R
Gave us unrest	N
We act in the dusk afar	D
In a star beyond your star	D
His behest	N
	-
'We leave you dreams and names	H
Still we are iron and flames	H
Biting and bright	S
Into some virgin world	T
Champions we are hurled	T
Of venture and fight '	-
	-
Here where the shadows fall	A
From the cypress by the wall	A
Where the roses are	D
Here is a dream and a name	U
There like a rose of flame	U
Rises a star	D

Duncan Campbell Scott

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