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The poet sang of a battle field	A
Where doughty deeds were done	B
Where stout blows rang on helm and shield	A
And a kingdom's fate was spun	B
With the scarlet thread of victory	C
And honor from death's grim revelry	C
Like a flame red flower was won	B
So bravely he sang that all who heard	D
With the sting of the fight and the triumph were stirred	D
And they cried Let us blazon his name on high	E
He has sung a song that will never die	E
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Again full throated he sang of fame	F
And ambition's honeyed lure	G
Of the chaplet that garlands a mighty name	F
Till his listeners fired with the god like flame	F
To do to dare to endure	G
The thirsty lips of the world were fain	H
The cup of glamor he vaunted to drain	H
And the people murmured as he went by	E
He has sung a song that will never die	E
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And once more he sang all low and apart	I
A song of the love that was born in his heart	I
Thinking to voice in unfettered strain	H
Its sweet delight and its sweeter pain	H
Nothing he cared what the throngs might say	J
Who passed him unheeding from day to day	J
For he only longed with his melodies	K
The soul of the one beloved to please	K
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The song of war that he sang is as naught	L
For the field and its heroes are long forgot	M
And the song he sang of fame and power	N
Was never remembered beyond its hour	N
Only to day his name is known	O
By the song he sang apart and alone	O
And the great world pauses with joy to hear	P
The notes that were strung for a lover's ear	P

Lucy Maud Montgomery

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