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Ye days of April weather	A
Ye shadows that are cast	B
By the haunted hours before	C
Come back come back my childhood	D
Thou art summon'd by a spell	E
From the green leaves of the wild wood	D
From beside the charmed well	E
For Red Riding Hood the darling	F
The flower of fairy lore	C
The fields were cover'd over	A
With colours as she went	G
Daisy buttercup and clover	A
Below her footsteps bent	G
Summer shed its shining store	C
She was happy as she press'd them	H
Beneath her little feet	I
She pluck'd them and caress'd them	H
They were so very sweet	I
They had never seem'd so sweet before	C
To Red Riding Hood the darling	F
The flower of fairy lore	C
How the heart of childhood dances	J
Upon a sunny day	K
It has its own romances	L
And a wide wide world have they	K
A world where phantasie is king	F
Made all of eager dreaming	F
When once grown up and tall	M
Now is the time for scheming	F
Then we shall do them all	M
Do such pleasant fancies spring	F
For Red Riding Hood the darling	F
The flower of fairy lore	C
She seems like an ideal love	N
The poetry of childhood shown	O
And yet loved with a real love	N
As if she were our own	O
A younger sister for the heart	P
Like the woodland pheasant	Q
Her hair is brown and bright	R
And her smile is pleasant	Q
With its rosy light	R
Never can the memory part	P
With Red Riding Hood the darling	F
The flower of fairy lore	C
Did the painter dreaming	F
In a morning hour	A
Catch the fairy seeming	F
Of this fairy flower	A
Winning it with eager eyes	S
From the old enchanted stories	T
Lingering with a long delight	R
On the unforgotten glories	T
Of the infant sight	R
Giving us a sweet surprise	S
In Red Riding Hood the darling	F
The flower of fairy lore	C
Too long in the meadow staying	F
Where the cowslip bends	U
With the buttercups delaying	F
As with early friends	U
Did the little maiden stay	K
Sorrowful the tale for us	V
We too loiter mid life's flowers	W
A little while so glorious	V
So soon lost in darker hours	W
All love lingering on their way	K
Like Red Riding Hood the darling	F
The flower of fairy lore	C

Letitia Elizabeth Landon

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