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THE SUMMER warmth has left the sky	A
The summer songs have died away	B
And withered in the footpaths lie	A
The fallen leaves but yesterday	B
With ruby and with topaz gay	B
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The grass is browning on the hills	C
No pale belated flowers recall	D
The astral fringes of the rills	C
And drearily the dead vines fall	D
Frost blackened from the roadside wall	D
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Yet through the gray and sombre wood	E
Against the dusk of fir and pine	F
Last of their floral sisterhood	E
The hazel s yellow blossoms shine	F
The tawny gold of Afric s mine	F
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Small beauty hath my unsung flower	G
For spring to own or summer hail	H
But in the season s saddest hour	G
To skies that weep and winds that wail	H
Its glad surprisals never fail	H
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O days grown cold O life grown old	I
No rose of June may bloom again	J
But like the hazel s twisted gold	I
Through early frost and latter rain	K
Shall hints of summer time remain	K
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And as within the hazel s bough	L
A gift of mystic virtue dwells	C
That points to golden ores below	M
And in dry desert places tells	C
Where flow unseen the cool sweet wells	C
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So in the wise Diviner s hand	N
Be mine the hazel s grateful part	O
To feel beneath a thirsty land	N
The living waters thrill and start	O
The beating of the rivulet s heart	O
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Sufficeth me the gift to light	P
With latest bloom the dark cold days	C
To call some hidden spring to sight	P
That in these dry and dusty ways	C
Shall sing its pleasant song of praise	C
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O Love the hazel wand may fail	H
But thou canst lend the surer spell	Q
That passing over Baca s vale	H
Repeats the old time miracle	R
And makes the desert land a well	Q

John Greenleaf Whittier

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