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On yonder hills soft twilight dwells	A
And Hesper burns where sunset dies	B
Moist and chill the woodland smells	A
From the fern covered hollows uprise	B
Darkness drops not from the skies	B
But shadows of darkness are flung o'er the vale	C
From the boughs of the chestnut the oak and the elm	D
While night in yon lines of eastern pines	E
Preserves alone her inviolate realm	D
Against the twilight pale	C
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Say then say what is this day	F
That it lingers thus with half closed eyes	B
When the sunset is quenched and the orient ray	F
Of the roseate moon doth rise	B
Like a midnight sun o'er the skies	B
'Tis the longest the longest of all the glad year	G
The longest in life and the fairest in hue	H
When day and night in bridal light	I
Mingle their beings beneath the sweet blue	H
And bless the balmy air	J
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Upward to this starry height	I
The culminating seasons rolled	K
On one slope green with spring delight	I
The other with harvest gold	K
And treasures of Autumn untold	K
And on this highest throne of the midsummer now	L
The waning but deathless day doth dream	M
With a rapturous grace as tho' from the face	N
Of the unveiled infinity lo a far beam	M
Had fall'n on her dim flushed brow	L
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Prolong prolong that tide of song	O
O leafy nightingale and thrush	P
Still earnest throated blackcap throng	O
The woods with that emulous gush	P
Of notes in tumultuous rush	P
Ye summer souls raise up one voice	Q
A charm is afloat all over the land	R
The ripe year doth fall to the Spirit of all	S
Who blesses it with outstretched hand	R
Ye summer souls rejoice	Q

George Meredith

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