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From the mountain gray	A
It has made its way	A
To my garden green and cool	B
And there from the edge	C
Of a rocky ledge	C
Leaps down to a crystal pool	B
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With a plunging flash	D
It falls to dash	D
That crystal into foam	E
And then at a bound	F
Slips under ground	F
To the lake its final home	E
	-
In the morning light	G
In the silent night	G
When the moonlight gems the scene	H
It laughs and sings	I
And a light spray flings	I
O'er stately walls of green	H
	-
For in and out	J
And round about	J
Grow flowers plants and trees	K
From the lowly moss	L
To the boughs that toss	L
Their leaves in the passing breeze	K
	-
On its outer zone	M
Of massive stone	M
Two marble statues stand	N
The silver sheen	H
Of the pool between	H
One form on either hand	N
	-
One of the pair	O
Is a woman fair	O
With parted smiling lips	P
For her each hour	Q
A honied flower	Q
And she the bee that sips	P
	-
The other a faun	H
From whom is gone	H
The power to frankly smile	R
For whom each day	A
As it drags away	A
Makes life still less worth while	R
	-
The face of the one	H
Is like the sun	H
With its warmth and light and cheer	S
But the faun looks down	H
With ugly frown	H
And his lips retain a sneer	S
	-
Youth and age	T
Child and sage	T
The former with life unknown	H
The latter burnt	U
By lessons learnt	U
With a heart now turned to stone	H
	-
Yet the torrent speeds	V
And never heeds	V
The statues' smiles or sneers	W
They come and go	X
But the water's flow	X
Has lasted a thousand years	W

John L. Stoddard

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