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The song that once I dreamed about	A
nbsp nbsp nbsp The tender touching thing	B
As radiant as the rose without	A
nbsp nbsp nbsp The love of wind and wing	B
The perfect verses to the tune	C
nbsp nbsp nbsp Of woodland music set	D
As beautiful as afternoon	C
nbsp nbsp nbsp Remain unwritten yet	D
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It is too late to write them now	E
nbsp nbsp nbsp The ancient fire is cold	F
No ardent lights illume the brow	E
nbsp nbsp nbsp As in the days of old	F
I cannot dream the dream again	G
nbsp nbsp nbsp But when the happy birds	H
Are singing in the sunny rain	I
nbsp nbsp nbsp I think I hear its words	H
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I think I hear the echo still	J
nbsp nbsp nbsp Of long forgotten tones	K
When evening winds are on the hill	J
nbsp nbsp nbsp And sunset fires the cones	K
But only in the hours supreme	L
nbsp nbsp nbsp With songs of land and sea	M
The lyrics of the leaf and stream	L
nbsp nbsp nbsp This echo comes to me	M
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No longer doth the earth reveal	N
nbsp nbsp nbsp Her gracious green and gold	F
I sit where youth was once and feel	N
nbsp nbsp nbsp That I am growing old	F
The lustre from the face of things	O
nbsp nbsp nbsp Is wearing all away	P
Like one who halts with tired wings	O
nbsp nbsp nbsp I rest and muse to day	P
	-
There is a river in the range	Q
nbsp nbsp nbsp I love to think about	A
Perhaps the searching feet of change	Q
nbsp nbsp nbsp Have never found it out	A
Ah oftentimes I used to look	R
nbsp nbsp nbsp Upon its banks and long	S
To steal the beauty of that brook	R
nbsp nbsp nbsp And put it in a song	S
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I wonder if the slopes of moss	T
nbsp nbsp nbsp In dreams so dear to me	M
The falls of flower and flower like floss	U
nbsp nbsp nbsp Are as they used to be	M
I wonder if the waterfalls	V
nbsp nbsp nbsp The singers far and fair	W
That gleamed between the wet green walls	V
nbsp nbsp nbsp Are still the marvels there	W
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Ah let me hope that in that place	X
nbsp nbsp nbsp Those old familiar things	O
To which I turn a wistful face	X
nbsp nbsp nbsp Have never taken wings	O
Let me retain the fancy still	J
nbsp nbsp nbsp That past the lordly range	Q
There always shines in folds of hill	J
nbsp nbsp nbsp One spot secure from change	Q
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I trust that yet the tender screen	Y
nbsp nbsp nbsp That shades a certain nook	R
Remains with all its gold and green	Y
nbsp nbsp nbsp The glory of the brook	R
It hides a secret to the birds	H
nbsp nbsp nbsp And waters only known	Z
The letters of two lovely words	H
nbsp nbsp nbsp A poem on a stone	Z
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Perhaps the lady of the past	A2
nbsp nbsp nbsp Upon these lines may light	B2
The purest verses and the last	A2
nbsp nbsp nbsp That I may ever write	B2
She need not fear a word of blame	C2
nbsp nbsp nbsp Her tale the flowers keep	D2
The wind that heard me breathe her name	C2
nbsp nbsp nbsp Has been for years asleep	D2
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But in the night and when the rain	I
nbsp nbsp nbsp The troubled torrent fills	E2
I often think I see again	G
nbsp nbsp nbsp The river in the hills	E2
And when the day is very near	F2
nbsp nbsp nbsp And birds are on the wing	B
My spirit fancies it can hear	G2
nbsp nbsp nbsp The song I cannot sing	B

Henry Kendall

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