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O Beauteous Southland Land of yellow air	A
That hangeth o've thee slumbering and doth hold	B
The moveless foliage of thy valleys fair	A
And wooded hills like aureole of gold	B
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Oh thou discovered ere the fitting time	C
Ere Nature in completion turned thee forth	D
Ere aught was finished but thy peerless clime	C
Thy virgin breath allured the amorous North	D
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O Land God made thee wondrous to the eye	E
But His sweet singers thou hast never heard	F
He left thee meaning to come bye and bye	E
And give rich voice to every bright winged bird	F
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He painted with fresh hues thy myriad flowers	G
But left them scentless ah their woeful dole	H
Like sad reproach of their creator's powers	G
To make so sweet fair bodies void of soul	H
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He gave thee trees of odorous precious wood	I
But midst them all bloomed not one tree of fruit	J
He looked but said not that His work was good	I
When leaving thee all perfumeless and mute	J
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He blessed thy flowers with honey every bell	K
Looks earthward sunward with a yearning wist	L
But no bee lover ever notes the swell	K
Of hearts like lips a hungering to be kist	L
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O Strange Land thou art virgin Thou art more	M
Than fig tree barren Would that I could paint	N
For other's eyes the glory of the shore	M
Where last I saw thee but the senses faint	N
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In soft delicious dreaming when they drain	O
Thy wine of colour Virgin fair thou art	P
All sweetly fruitful waiting with soft pain	O
The spouse that comes to wake thy sleeping heart	P

John Boyle O'reilly

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