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I SAID I stood upon thy grave	A
My Mother State when last the moon	B
Of blossoms clomb the skies of June	B
And scattering ashes on my head	C
I wore undreaming of relief	D
The sackcloth of thy shame and grief	D
Again that moon of blossoms shines	E
On leaf and flower and folded wing	F
And thou hast risen with the spring	F
Once more thy strong maternal arms	G
Are round about thy children flung	H
A lioness that guards her young	H
No threat is on thy clos d lips	I
But in thine eye a power to smite	C
The mad wolf backward from its light	C
Southward the baffled robber's track	J
Henceforth runs only hereaway	K
The fell lycanthrope finds no prey	L
Henceforth within thy sacred gates	M
His first low howl shall downward draw	N
The thunder of thy righteous law	N
Not mindless of thy trade and gain	O
But acting on the wiser plan	P
Thou 'rt grown conservative of man	P
So shalt thou clothe with life the hope	Q
Dream painted on the sightless eyes	R
Of him who sang of Paradise	S
The vision of a Christian man	P
In virtue as in stature great	C
Embodied in a Christian State	C
And thou amidst thy sisterhood	C
Forbearing long yet standing fast	C
Shalt win their grateful thanks at last	C
When North and South shall strive no more	T
And all their feuds and fears be lost	C
In Freedom's holy Pentecost	C

John Greenleaf Whittier

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