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You who have gone gathering	A
Cornflowers and meadowsweet	B
Heard the hazels glancing down	C
On September eves	D
Seen the homeward rooks on wing	A
Over fields of golden wheat	B
And the silver cups that crown	C
Water lily leaves	D
	-
You who know the tenderness	E
Of old men at eve tide	B
Coming from the hedgerows	E
Coming from the plough	F
And the wandering caress	E
Of winds upon the woodside	B
When the crying yaffle goes	E
Underneath the bough	F
	-
You who mark the flowing	A
Of sap upon the May time	G
And the waters welling	A
From the watershed	B
You who count the growing	A
Of harvest and hay time	G
Knowing these the telling	A
Of your daily bread	B
	-
You who cherish courtesy	E
With your fellows at your gate	B
And about your hearthstone sit	B
Under love's decrees	E
You who know that death will be	E
Speaking with you soon or late	B
Kinsmen what is mother wit	B
But the light of these	E
	-
Knowing these what is there more	H
For learning in your little years	E
Are not these all gospels bright	B
Shining on your day	B
How then shall your hearts be sore	H
With envy and her brood of fears	E
How forget the words of light	B
From the mountain way	B
	-
Blessed are the merciful	I
Does not every threshold seek	J
Meadows and the flight of birds	E
For compassion still	K
Blessed are the merciful	I
Are we pilgrims yet to speak	J
Out of Olivet the words	E
Of knowledge and good will	K

John Drinkwater

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