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A BLUSH as of roses	A
Where rose never grew	B
Great drops on the bunch grass	C
But not of the dew	B
A taint in the sweet air	D
For wild bees to shun	E
A stain that shall never	F
Bleach out in the sun	E
Back steed of the prairies	G
Sweet song bird fly back	H
Wheel hither bald vulture	F
Gray wolf call thy pack	H
The foul human vultures	I
Have feasted and fled	J
The wolves of the Border	F
Have crept from the dead	J
From the hearths of their cabins	K
The fields of their corn	L
Unwarned and unweaponed	J
The victims were torn	L
By the whirlwind of murder	F
Swooped up and swept on	M
To the low reedy fen lands	N
The Marsh of the Swan	M
With a vain plea for mercy	O
No stout knee was crooked	J
In the mouths of the rifles	P
Right manly they looked	J
How paled the May sunshine	Q
O Marais du Cygne	R
On death for the strong life	S
On red grass for green	T
In the homes of their rearing	U
Yet warm with their lives	V
Ye wait the dead only	O
Poor children and wives	W
Put out the red forge fire	F
The smith shall not come	X
Unyoke the brown oxen	E
The ploughman lies dumb	X
Wind slow from the Swan's Marsh	Y
O dreary death train	Z
With pressed lips as bloodless	A2
As lips of the slain	Z
Kiss down the young eyelids	B2
Smooth down the gray hairs	C2
Let tears quench the curses	A
That burn through your prayers	C2
Strong man of the prairies	G
Mourn bitter and wild	J
Wail desolate woman	E
Weep fatherless child	J
But the grain of God springs up	D2
From ashes beneath	E2
And the crown of his harvest	J
Is life out of death	F2
Not in vain on the dial	G2
The shade moves along	H2
To point the great contrasts	I2
Of right and of wrong	H2
Free homes and free altars	I
Free prairie and flood	J
The reeds of the Swan's Marsh	Y
Whose bloom is of blood	J
On the lintels of Kansas	A2
That blood shall not dry	J2
Henceforth the Bad Angel	G2
Shall harmless go by	J2
Henceforth to the sunset	J
Unchecked on her way	K2
Shall Liberty follow	L2
The march of the day	K2

John Greenleaf Whittier

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