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My careful plans all storm subdued	A
In disappointing solitude	A
The weary hours began	B
And scarce I deemed when time had sped	C
Marked only by the passing tread	C
Of some pedestrian	D
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But with the morrow's tranquil dawn	E
A fairy scene I looked upon	F
That filled me with delight	G
Far reaching from my own abode	H
The world in matchless splendor glowed	H
Arrayed in spotless white	G
	-
The surface of the hillside slope	I
Gleamed in my farthest vision's scope	I
Like opalescent stone	J
Rich jewels hung on every tree	K
Whose crystalline transparency	K
Golconda's gems outshone	J
	-
Beyond the line where wayside posts	L
Stood up like fear inspiring ghosts	L
Of awful form and mien	M
A mansion tall my neighbor's pride	N
A seeming castle fortified	N
Uprose in wondrous sheen	M
	-
The evergreens loomed up before	O
My staunch and storm defying door	O
Like snowy palaces	P
That one dare only penetrate	Q
With reverence as at Heaven's gate	Q
Awed by its mysteries	R
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The apple trees' extended arms	S
Upheld a thousand varied charms	S
The curious tracery	O
Of trellised grapevine seemed to me	K
A rare network of filigree	K
In silver drapery	K
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And I no longer thought it hard	T
From favorite pursuits debarred	T
Nor gazed with rueful face	U
For every object seemed to be	K
Invested with the witchery	K
Of magic art and grace	U
	-
And though a multitude of cares	V
Perplexing profitless affairs	V
Absorbed the hours it seems	W
That on the golden steps of thought	T
I mounted heavenward and wrought	T
Out many hopeful schemes	W
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Thus every day though it may span	B
The gulf wherein some cherished plan	B
Lies disarranged and crossed	T
If ere its close we shall have trod	T
The path that leads us nearer God	T
Cannot be counted lost	T

Hattie Howard

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