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O Music hast thou only heard	A
The laughing river the singing bird	A
The murmuring wind in the poplar trees	B
Nothing but Nature's melodies	B
Nay thou hearest all her tones	C
As a Queen must hear	D
Sounds of wrath and fear	E
Mutterings shouts and moans	C
Madness tumult and despair	F
All she has that shakes the air	F
With voices fierce and wild	G
Thou art a Queen and not a dreaming child	G
Put on thy crown and let us hear thee reign	H
Triumphant in a world of storm and strain	H
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Echo the long drawn sighs	I
Of the mounting wind in the pines	J
And the sobs of the mounting waves that rise	I
In the dark of the troubled deep	K
To break on the beach in fiery lines	J
Echo the far off roll of thunder	L
Rumbling loud	M
And ever louder under	L
The blue black curtain of cloud	M
Where the lightning serpents gleam	N
Echo the moaning	O
Of the forest in its sleep	K
Like a giant groaning	O
In the torment of a dream	N
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Now an interval of quiet	P
For a moment holds the air	F
In the breathless hush	Q
Of a silent prayer	F
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Then the sudden rush	Q
Of the rain and the riot	P
Of the shrieking tearing gale	R
Breaks loose in the night	S
With a fusillade of hail	R
Hear the forest fight	S
With its tossing arms that crack and clash	T
In the thunder's cannonade	S
While the lightning's forked flash	T
Brings the old hero trees to the ground with a crash	T
Hear the breakers' deepening roar	U
Driven like a herd of cattle	V
In the wild stampede of battle	V
Trampling trampling trampling to overwhelm the shore	U
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Is it the end of all	W
Will the land crumble and fall	W
Nay for a voice replies	I
Out of the hidden skies	I
quot Thus far O sea shalt thou go	X
So long O wind shalt thou blow	X
Return to your bounds and cease	Y
And let the earth have peace quot	S
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O Music lead the way	Z
The stormy night is past	S
Lift up our hearts to greet the day	Z
And the joy of things that last	S
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The dissonance and pain	H
That mortals must endure	A2
Are changed in thine immortal strain	H
To something great and pure	A2
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True love will conquer strife	B2
And strength from conflict flows	C2
For discord is the thorn of life	B2
And harmony the rose	C2

Henry Van Dyke

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