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Dear Wanderer	A
The sky is gray	B
With flecks of blue	C
The clouds rush over	A
A bird is singing	D
Far away	B
And butterflies	E
Taste of the clover	A
Under the trees	F
My hammock swings	G
And a brave breeze	F
The restless rover	A
Flutters the leaves	H
And stirs the grasses	I
And whispering riddles	J
Lightly passes	I
Day after day	B
My friend and I	K
Climb up the hills	L
And search the valleys	F
Dip in the brook	M
That ripples by	K
And through clear pools	N
Serenely dallies	N
All green and gold	O
All song and sweetness	N
The old earth is	N
For summer's pleasure	A
Who kisses and goes	N
Whose love is fleetness	N
Who gives but a season	P
But gives without measure	A
Away with time	Q
His wand I capture	A
He rules no more	R
For this brief minute	S
The years are gone	T
Once more the rapture	A
The night of stars	N
With the secret in it	U
Ah if you were here	V
Should I grant I wonder	A
The whole round truth	W
For a birthday token	P
How today tomorrow	X
Together asunder	A
We are no hush	Y
It is best unspoken	P
Oh the truest truth	W
No words dare say it	U
It hides in the heart	Z
From the poor tongue's treason	P
And the deepest joy	A2
We may never pray it	U
It comes and goes	N
With nor rule nor reason	P
Look up the sun	P
Through the clouds' gray portal	B2
And see white plumes	N
In the blue below it	U
Behold the dream	C2
Wide winged immortal	B2
Did I hear your voice	N
You are here I know it	U

Harriet Monroe

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