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Must I who walk alone	A
Come on it still	B
This Puck of plants	C
The wise would do away with	D
The sunshine slants	C
To play with	D
Our wee gold dusty flower the yellow clover	E
Which once in Parting for a time	F
That then seemed long	G
Ere time for you was over	E
We sealed our own	A
Do you remember yet	H
O Soul beyond the stars	C
Beyond the uttermost dim bars	C
Of space	C
Dear Soul who found earth sweet	I
Remember by love's grace	C
In dreamy hushes of the heavenly song	G
How suddenly we halted in our climb	F
Lingering reluctant up that farthest hill	B
Stooped for the blossoms closest to our feet	I
And gave them as a token	J
Each to Each	K
In lieu of speech	K
In lieu of words too grievous to be spoken	J
Those little gypsy wondering blossoms wet	H
With a strange dew of tears	C
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So it began	L
This vagabond unvalued yellow clover	E
To be our tenderest language All the years	C
It lent a new zest to the summer hours	C
As each of us went scheming to surprise	C
The other with our homely laureate flowers	C
Sonnets and odes	C
Fringing our daily roads	C
Can amaranth and asphodel	B
Bring merrier laughter to your eyes	C
Oh if the Blest in their serene abodes	C
Keep any wistful consciousness of earth	M
Not grandeurs but the childish ways of love	N
Simplicities of mirth	M
Must follow them above	N
With touches of vague homesickness that pass	C
Like shadows of swift birds across the grass	C
Beneath some foreign arch of sky	O
How many a time the rover	E
You or I	O
For life oft sundered look from look	P
And voice from voice the transient dearth	M
Schooling my soul to brook	P
This distance that no messages may span	L
Would chance	C
Upon our wilding by a lonely well	B
Or drowsy watermill	B
Or swaying to the chime of convent bell	B
Or where the nightingales of old romance	C
With tragical contraltos fill	B
Dim solitudes of infinite desire	E
And once I joyed to meet	I
Our peasant gadabout	I
A trespasser on trim seigniorial seat	I
Twinkling a saucy eye	O
As potentates paced by	O
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Our golden cord our soft pursuing flame	Q
From friendship's altar fire	E
How proudly we would pluck and tame	Q
The dimpling clusters mutinously gay	R
How swiftly they were sent	I
Far far away	R
On journeys wide	I
By sea and continent	I
Green miles and blue leagues over	E
From each of us to each	K
That so our hearts might reach	K
And touch within the yellow clover	E
Love's letter to be glad about	I
Like sunshine when it came	Q
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My sorrow asks no healing it is love	N
Let love then make me brave	S
To bear the keen hurts of	N
This careless summertide	I
Ay of our own poor flower	E
Changed with our fatal hour	E
For all its sunshine vanished when you died	I
Only white clover blossoms on your grave	S

Katharine Lee Bates

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