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Some day when the golden glory	A
Of June is over the earth	B
And the birds are singing together	C
In a wild mad strain of mirth	B
When the skies are as clear and cloudless	D
As the skies in June can be	A
I would like to have the summons	E
Sent down from God to me	A
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Some glowing golden morning	F
In the heart of the summer time	G
As I stand in the perfect vigour	C
And strength of my youth's glad prime	G
When my heart is light and happy	A
And the word seems to bright to me	A
I would like to dropp from this earth life	H
As a green leaf drops from a tree	A
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I would not wait for the furrows	E
For the faded eyes and hair	C
But pass out swift and sudden	I
Ere I grow heart sick with care	C
I would break some morn in my singing	F
Or fall in my springing walk	J
As a full blown flower will sometimes	E
Drop all a bloom from the stalk	J
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I think the leaf would sooner	C
Be the first to break away	K
Than to hang alone in the orchard	L
In the bleak November day	K
And I think the fate of the flower	C
That falls in the midst of bloom	M
Is sweeter than if it lingered	L
To die in the autumn's gloom	M
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And so in my youth's glad morning	F
While the summer walks abroad	N
I would like to hear the summons	E
That must come sometime from God	O
I would pass from the earth's perfection	I
To the endless June above	P
From the fullness of living and loving	F
To the noon of Immortal Love	P

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

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