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I	A
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Time of crisp and tawny leaves	B
And of tarnished harvest sheaves	B
And of dusty grasses weeds	C
Thistles with their tufted seeds	C
Voyaging the Autumn breeze	D
Like as fairy argosies	D
Time of quicker flash of wings	D
And of clearer twitterings	D
In the grove or deeper shade	E
Of the tangled everglade	E
Where the spotted water snake	F
Coils him in the sunniest brake	F
And the bittern as in fright	E
Darts in sudden slanting flight	E
Southward while the startled crane	G
Films his eyes in dreams again	H
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II	A
	-
Down along the dwindled creek	I
We go loitering We speak	I
Only with old questionings	D
Of the dear remembered things	D
Of the days of long ago	J
When the stream seemed thus and so	J
In our boyish eyes The bank	K
Greener then through rank on rank	K
Of the mottled sycamores	J
Touching tops across the shores	J
Here the hazel thicket stood	E
There the almost pathless wood	E
Where the shellbark hickory tree	L
Rained its wealth on you and me	L
Autumn as you loved us then	H
Take us to your heart again	H
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III	A
	-
Season halest of the year	M
How the zestful atmosphere	M
Nettles blood and brain and smites	J
Into life the old delights	J
We have tasted in our youth	N
And our graver years forsooth	N
How again the boyish heart	E
Leaps to see the chipmunk start	E
From the brush and sleek the sun	O
Very beauty as he runs	J
How again a subtle hint	E
Of crushed pennyroyal or mint	E
Sends us on our knees as when	H
We were truant boys of ten	H
Brown marauders of the wood	E
Merrier than Robin Hood	E
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IV	-
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Ah will any minstrel say	J
In his sweetest roundelay	P
What is sweeter after all	P
Than black haws in early Fall	P
Fruit so sweet the frost first sat	E
Dainty toothed and nibbled at	E
And will any poet sing	Q
Of a lusher richer thing	Q
Than a ripe May apple rolled	E
Like a pulpy lump of gold	E
Under thumb and finger tips	J
And poured molten through the lips	J
Go ye bards of classic themes	J
Pipe your songs by classic streams	J
I would twang the redbird's wings	J
In the thicket while he sings	J

James Whitcomb Riley

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