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AH to be by Mooni now	A
Where the great dark hills of wonder	B
Scarred with storm and cleft asunder	B
By the strong sword of the thunder	B
Make a night on morning s brow	A
Just to stand where Nature s face is	C
Flushed with power in forest places	D
Where of God authentic trace is	C
Ah to be by Mooni now	A
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Just to be by Mooni s springs	E
There to stand the shining sharer	B
Of that larger life and rarer	B
Beauty caught from beauty fairer	B
Than the human face of things	E
Soul of mine from sin abhorrent	F
Fain would hide by flashing current	F
Like a sister of the torrent	F
Far away by Mooni s springs	E
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He that is by Mooni now	A
Sees the water sapphires gleaming	G
Where the River Spirit dreaming	G
Sleeps by fall and fountain streaming	G
Under lute of leaf and bough	A
Hears where stamp of storm with stress is	C
Psalms from unseen wildernesses	C
Deep amongst far hill recesses	C
He that is by Mooni now	A
	-
Yea for him by Mooni s marge	H
Sings the yellow haired September	B
With the face the gods remember	B
When the ridge is burnt to ember	B
And the dumb sea chains the barge	H
Where the mount like molten brass is	C
Down beneath fern feathered passes	C
Noonday dew in cool green grasses	C
Gleams on him by Mooni s marge	H
	-
Who that dwells by Mooni yet	I
Feels in flowerful forest arches	C
Smiting wings and breath that parches	C
Where strong Summer s path of march is	C
And the suns in thunder set	I
Housed beneath the gracious kirtle	J
Of the shadowy water myrtle	J
Winds may hiss with heat and hurtle	J
He is safe by Mooni yet	I
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Days there were when he who sings	C
Dumb so long through passion s losses	C
Stood where Mooni s water crosses	C
Shining tracts of green haired mosses	C
Like a soul with radiant wings	C
Then the psalm the wind rehearses	C
Then the song the stream disperses	C
Lent a beauty to his verses	C
Who to night of Mooni sings	C
	-
Ah the theme the sad grey theme	K
Certain days are not above me	L
Certain hearts have ceased to love me	L
Certain fancies fail to move me	L
Like the affluent morning dream	K
Head whereon the white is stealing	G
Heart whose hurts are past all healing	G
Where is now the first pure feeling	G
Ah the theme the sad grey theme	K
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Sin and shame have left their trace	C
He who mocks the mighty gracious	C
Love of Christ with eyes audacious	C
Hunting after fires fallacious	C
Wears the issue in his face	C
Soul that flouted gift and Giver	B
Like the broken Persian river	B
Thou hast lost thy strength for ever	B
Sin and shame have left their trace	C
	-
In the years that used to be	L
When the large supreme occasion	M
Brought the life of inspiration	M
Like a god s transfiguration	M
Was the shining change in me	L
Then where Mooni s glory glances	C
Clear diviner countenances	C
Beamed on me like blessed chances	C
In the years that used to be	L
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Ah the beauty of old ways	C
Then the man who so resembled	N
Lords of light unstained unhumbled	N
Touched the skirts of Christ nor trembled	N
At the grand benignant gaze	C
Now he shrinks before the splendid	N
Face of Deity offended	N
All the loveliness is ended	N
All the beauty of old ways	C
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Still to be by Mooni cool	J
Where the water blossoms glister	B
And by gleaming vale and vista	N
Sits the English April s sister	B
Soft and sweet and wonderful	J
Just to rest beyond the burning	G
Outer world its sneers and spurning	G
Ah my heart my heart is yearning	G
Still to be by Mooni cool	J
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Now by Mooni s fair hill heads	C
Lo the gold green lights are glowing	G
Where because no wind is blowing	G
Fancy hears the flowers growing	G
In the herby watersheds	C
Faint it is the sound of thunder	B
From the torrents far thereunder	B
Where the meeting mountains ponder	B
Now by Mooni s fair hill heads	C
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Just to be where Mooni is	C
Even where the fierce fall races	C
Down august unfathomed places	C
Where of sun or moon no trace is	C
And the streams of shadow hiss	C
Have I not an ample reason	M
So to long for sick of treason	M
Something of the grand old season	M
Just to be where Mooni is	C

Henry Kendall

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