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Veiled in visionary haze	A
Behold the ethereal autumn days	A
Draw near again	B
In broad array	C
With a low laborious hum	D
These ministers of plenty come	D
That seem to linger while they steal away	C
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O strange sweet charm	E
Of peaceful pain	F
When yonder mountain's bended arm	E
Seems wafting o'er the harvest plain	F
A message to the heart that grieves	G
And round us here a sad hued rain	F
Of leaves that loosen without number	H
Showering falls in yellow umber	H
Red or russet 'thwart the stream	I
Now pale Sorrow shall encumber	H
All too soon these lands I deem	I
Yet who at heart believes	G
The autumn a false friend	J
Can bring us fatal harm	E
Ah mist hung avenues in dream	I
Not more uncertainly extend	J
Than the season that receives	G
A summer's latest gleam	I
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But the days of death advance	K
They tarry not nor turn	L
I will gather the ashes of summer	H
In my heart as an urn	L
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Oh draw thou nearer	H
Thou	M
Spirit of the distant height	N
Whither now that slender flight	N
Of swallows winging guides my sight	N
The hill cloth seem to me	O
A fading memory	O
Of long delight	N
And in its distant blue	P
Half hideth from my view	P
This shrinking season that must now retire	H
And so shall hold it hopeful a desire	H
And knowledge old as night and always new	P
Draw nigher And with bended brow	M
I will be thy reverer	M
Through the long winter's term	Q
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So when the snows hold firm	Q
And the brook is dumb	D
When sharp winds come	D
To flay the hill tops bleak	R
And whistle down the creek	R
While the unhappy worm	Q
Crawls deeper down into the ground	S
To 'scape Frost's jailer on his round	S
Thy form to me shall speak	R
From the wide valley's bound	S
Recall the waving of the last bird's wing	T
And help me hope for spring	T

George Parsons Lathrop

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