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AFTER LEE O HARRIS	A
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The master hand whose pencils trace	B
This wondrous landscape of the morn	C
Is but the sun whose glowing face	B
Reflects the rapture and the grace	B
Of inspiration Heaven born	C
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And yet with vision dazzled eyes	D
I see the lotus lands of old	E
Where odorous breezes fall and rise	D
And mountains peering in the skies	D
Stand ankle deep in lakes of gold	E
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And spangled with the shine and shade	F
I see the rivers raveled out	G
In strands of silver slowly fade	F
In threads of light along the glade	F
Where truant roses hide and pout	G
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The tamarind on gleaming sands	H
Droops drowsily beneath the heat	I
And bowed as though aweary stands	H
The stately palm with lazy hands	H
That fold their shadows round his feet	I
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And mistily as through a veil	J
I catch the glances of a sea	K
Of sapphire dimpled with a gale	J
Toward Colch's blowing where the sail	J
Of Jason's Argo beckons me	K
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And gazing on and farther yet	L
I see the isles enchanted bright	M
With fretted spire and parapet	L
And gilded mosque and minaret	L
That glitter in the crimson light	M
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But as I gaze the city's walls	N
Are keenly smitten with a gleam	O
Of pallid splendor that appalls	N
The fancy as the ruin falls	N
In ashen embers of a dream	O
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Yet over all the waking earth	P
The tears of night are brushed away	Q
And eyes are lit with love and mirth	P
And benisons of richest worth	P
Go up to bless the new born day	Q

James Whitcomb Riley

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