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Now the November skies	A
And the clouds that are thin and gray	B
That drop with the wind away	B
A flood of sunlight rolls	C
In a tide of shallow light	D
Gold on the land and white	D
On the water dim and warm in the wood	E
Then it is gone and the wan	F
Clear of the shade	G
Covers fields and barren and glade	G
The peace of labor done	H
Is wide in the gracious earth	I
The harvest is won	H
Past are the tears and the mirth	I
And we feel in the tenuous air	J
How far beyond thought or prayer	J
Is the grace of silent things	K
That work for the world alway	B
Neither for fear nor for pay	B
And when labor is over rest	L
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The moil of our fretted life	M
Is borne anew to the soul	N
Borne with its cark and strife	M
Its burden of care and dread	O
Its glories elusive and strange	P
And the weight of the weary whole	N
Presses it down till we cry	Q
Where is the fruit of our deeds	R
Why should we struggle to build	S
Towers against death on the plain	T
All things possess their lives	U
Save man whose task and desire	V
Transcend his power and his will	W
	-
The question is over and still	W
Nothing replies but the earth	I
Takes on a lovelier hue	X
From a cloud that neighbored the sun	H
That the sun burned down and through	X
Till it glowed like a seraph's wing	Y
The fields that were gray and dun	H
Are warm in the flowing light	D
Fair in the west the night	D
Strikes in with vibrant star	Z
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Something has stirred afar	Z
In the shadow that winter flings	K
A message comes up to the soul	N
From the soul of inanimate things	K
A message that widens and grows	A2
Till it touches the deeds of man	B2
Till we see in the torturous throes	A2
Some dawning glimmer of plan	B2
Till we feel in the deepening night	D
The hand of the angel Content	C2
That stranger of calmness and light	D
With his brow over us bent	C2
Who moves with his eyes on the earth	I
Whose robe of lambent green	D2
A tissue of herb and its sheen	D2
Tells the mother who gave him birth	I
The message plays through his power	V
Till it flames exultant in thought	E2
As the quince tree triumphs in flower	V
The fruit that is checked and marred	F2
Goes under the sod	G2
The good lives here in the world	H2
It persists it is God	G2

Duncan Campbell Scott

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