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This day winding down now	A
At God speeded summer's end	B
In the torrent salmon sun	C
In my seashaken house	D
On a breakneck of rocks	E
Tangled with chirrup and fruit	F
Froth flute fin and quill	G
At a wood's dancing hoof	H
By scummed starfish sands	I
With their fishwife cross	J
Gulls pipers cockles and snails	K
Out there crow black men	L
Tackled with clouds who kneel	M
To the sunset nets	N
Geese nearly in heaven boys	O
Stabbing and herons and shells	P
That speak seven seas	Q
Eternal waters away	R
From the cities of nine	S
Days' night whose towers will catch	T
In the religious wind	U
Like stalks of tall dry straw	V
At poor peace I sing	W
To you strangers though song	X
Is a burning and crested act	Y
The fire of birds in	Z
The world's turning wood	A2
For my swan splay sounds	B2
Out of these seathumbed leaves	C2
That will fly and fall	D2
Like leaves of trees and as soon	E2
Crumble and undie	A2
Into the dogdayed night	A2
Seaward the salmon sucked sun slips	F2
And the dumb swans drub blue	G2
My dabbed bay's dusk as I hack	H2
This rumpus of shapes	I2
For you to know	J2
How I a spining man	K2
Glory also this star bird	A2
Roared sea born man torn blood blest	A2
Hark I trumpet the place	L2
From fish to jumping hill Look	M2
I build my bellowing ark	N2
To the best of my love	O2
As the flood begins	P2
Out of the fountainhead	A2
Of fear rage read manalive	O2
Molten and mountainous to stream	Q2
Over the wound asleep	R2
Sheep white hollow farms	S2
To Wales in my arms	S2
Hoo there in castle keep	R2
You king singsong owls who moonbeam	Q2
The flickering runs and dive	O2
The dingle furred deer dead	A2
Huloo on plumbed bryns	S2
O my ruffled ring dove	O2
in the hooting nearly dark	N2
With Welsh and reverent rook	M2
Coo rooning the woods' praise	S2
who moons her blue notes from her nest	A2
Down to the curlew herd	A2
Ho hullaballoing clan	K2
Agape with woe	J2
In your beaks on the gabbing capes	S2
Heigh on horseback hill jack	H2
Whisking hare who	G2
Hears there this fox light my flood ship's	S2
Clangour as I hew and smite	A2
A clash of anvils for my	T2
Hubbub and fiddle this tune	E2
On atounged puffball	G2
But animals thick as theives	S2
On God's rough tumbling grounds	S2
Hail to His beasthood	A2
Beasts who sleep good and thin	Z
Hist in hogback woods The haystacked	A2
Hollow farms ina throng	X
Of waters cluck and cling	W
And barnroofs cockcrow war	U2
O kingdom of neighbors finned	A2
Felled and quilled flash to my patch	T
Work ark and the moonshine	S
Drinking Noah of the bay	R
With pelt and scale and fleece	S2
Only the drowned deep bells	S2
Of sheep and churches noise	S2
Poor peace as the sun sets	S2
And dark shoals every holy field	A2
We will ride out alone then	L
Under the stars of Wales	S2
Cry Multiudes of arks Across	S2
The water lidded lands	S2
Manned with their loves they'll move	O2
Like wooden islands hill to hill	G2
Huloo my prowed dove with a flute	A2
Ahoy old sea legged fox	S2
Tom tit and Dai mouse	S2
My ark sings in the sun	C
At God speeded summer's end	A2
And the flood flowers now	A

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