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Down the steep west unrolled	A
I watch the river of the sunset flow	B
With all its crimson lights and gleaming gold	A
Into the dusk below	B
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And even as I gaze	C
The soft lights fade the pageant gay is o'er	D
And all is grey and dark like those lost days	C
The days that are no more	E
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No more through whispering pines	F
I shall behold in the else silent even	G
The first faint star watch set along the lines	F
Of the white tents of heaven	H
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Before the earliest buds	I
Have softly opened heralding the May	J
With tender light illuming the gray woods	K
I shall be gone away	J
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Ah wood walks winding sweet	A
Through all the valleys sloping to the west	A
Where glad brooks wander with melodious feet	A
In musical unrest	A
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Ye will not miss me here	L
With all the bright things of the coming May	J
And the rejoicing of the awakened year	M
I shall be far away	J
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Yet in your loneliest nooks	N
I know where all the greenest mosses grow	B
And where the violets lift their first sweet looks	N
Out of the waning snow	B
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And I have heard unsought	A
Under the musing shadows of the beech	O
Wood voices answering my unspoken thought	A
In half articulate speech	O
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And oh ye shadowy bands	P
Rank above rank along yon rocky height	A
That lift into the heavens your mailed hands	P
And linked armour bright	A
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What other eyes will trace	Q
From this dear window haunted with the past	A
Strange likeness to some well beloved face	Q
Among your profiles vast	A
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What stranger hands will tend	A
The nameless treasures I must leave behind	A
My flowers my birds and each inanimate friend	A
Linked closer than my kind	A
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These glorious landscapes old	A
Framed in my cottage windows hill sides dun	H
With umber shadows lightened to pale gold	A
By touches of the sun	H
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Valleys like emeralds set	A
Lonely and sweet in the dusk hills afar	R
That half enclose them like a carcanet	A
That holds a diamond star	R
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Will any gentler face	Q
Weary and sad sometimes like mine grow bright	A
Touched with your simple beauty in my place	Q
My garden of delight	A
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I know not yet farewell	S
Sweet home of mine my parting song is o'er	D
And stranger forms among your bowers shall dwell	S
Where I return no more	E

Kate Seymour Maclean

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