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The viewless blast flies moaning past	A
Away to the forest trees	B
Where giant pines and leafless vines	C
Bend 'neath the wandering breeze	B
From ferny streams unearthly screams	D
Are heard in the midnight blue	E
As afar they roam to the shepherd's home	F
The shrieks of the wild Curlew	E
As afar they roam	F
To the shepherd's home	F
The shrieks of the wild Curlew	E
	-
The mists are curled o'er a dark faced world	G
And the shadows sleep around	H
Where the clear lagoon reflects the moon	I
In her hazy glory crowned	H
While dingoes howl and wake the growl	E
Of the watchdog brave and true	E
Whose loud rough bark shoots up in the dark	J
With the song of the lone Curlew	E
Whose loud rough bark	J
Shoots up in the dark	J
With the song of the lone Curlew	E
	-
Near herby banks the dark green ranks	K
Of the rushes stoop to drink	L
And the ripples chime in a measured time	M
On the smooth and mossy brink	L
As wind breaths sigh and pass and die	N
To start from the swamps anew	E
And join again o'er ridge and plain	O
With the wails of the sad Curlew	E
And join again	P
O'er ridge and plain	O
With the wails of the sad Curlew	E
	-
The clouds are thrown around the cone	Q
Of the mountain bare and high	N
Whose craggy peak uprears to the cheek	R
To the face of the sombre sky	N
When down beneath the foggy wreath	S
Full many a gully through	E
They rend the air like cries of despair	T
The screams of the wild Curlew	E
They rend the air	T
Like cries of despair	T
The screams of the wild Curlew	E
	-
The viewless blast flies moaning past	A
Away to the forest trees	B
Where giant pines and leafless vines	C
Bend 'neath the wandering breeze	B
From ferny streams unearthly screams	D
Are heard in the midnight blue	E
As afar they roam to the shepherd's home	F
The shrieks of the wild Curlew	E
As afar they roam	F
To the shepherd's home	F
The shrieks of the wild Curlew	E

Henry Kendall

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