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Oft of the hiding Oread wast thou seen	A
At earliest morn a tall imperial shape	B
High buskined dew dripped and on close chaste curls	C
Long blackness of thick hair the tipsy drops	D
Caught from the dipping sprays of under bosks	D
Kissed of thy cheek and of thy shoulder brushed	E
Thy rosy cheek as haughty Hera's fair	F
Thy snow soft shoulder luminous as light	G
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Oft did the shaggy hills and solitudes	D
Of Arethusa shout and ring and reel	H
Reverberate and echo merrily	I
With the mad chiding of thy merry hounds	D
Big mouthed and musical that on the stag	J
Or bristling wild boar furious grew in quest	K
And thou as keen fleet footed and clean limbed	L
Thou thou O goddess with thy quivered crew	M
Most loveliest maids and fit to wed with gods	D
Rushed swinging on the wind free limbs and lithe	N
Long as thy radiant locks flung free to blow	O
And lighten in the wine sharp air of morn	P
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Ai me their throats their lusty dimpled throats	D
That made the hills sing and the wood ways dance	D
As if to Orphic strains and gave them life	Q
Ai me their bosoms' deepness and the soft	R
Sweet happy beauty of their delicate limbs	D
That stormed the forest vacancies with light	G
Swift daylight of their splendor and made blow	O
Within the glad sonorous solitudes	D
Old germs of flowerets a century cold	S
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The woodland Naiad whispered by her rock	T
The Hamadryad limpid eyed and wild	U
Expectant rustled by her usual oak	V
And laughed in wonder and mad Pan himself	W
Reeled piping fiercely down the dingled deeps	D
With rollicking eye that rolled a brutish lust	X
And did the unwed maiden musing where	F
Her father's well beyond the god graced hills	D
Bubbled and babbled hear the full high cry	Y
Of the chaste huntress while her dripping jar	Z
Unheeded brimmed vowed with her chastity	I
And shorn gold hair to veil her virgin feet	A2
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But ah not when the saucy daylight swims	D
Filling the forests with a glamorous green	A
Let me behold thee goddess but when dim	B2
The slow night settles on the haunted wild	U
And walks in sober sark and heatful stars	D
Shine out intensely and the echoy waste	C2
Far off far off in shudders palpitates	D
Unto the Limnad's song unmerciful	O
Unmerciful and mad and bitter sweet	A2
Then come in all thy godhead beautiful	O
Thou beautiful and gentle as thou cam'st	A2
To lorn Endymion who in Lemnos once	D
Lone in the wizard magic of the wild	U
Wandered a gentle boy unfriended sad	D2
It grew far off adown the stirring trees	D
Thy silent beauty blossoming flowerlike	V
Between the tree trunks and the lacing limbs	D
Bright in the leaves that kissed for very joy	E2
And drunkenness of glory thus revealed	F2
He saw it all the naked brow and limbs	D
The polished silver of thy glossy breast	K
Alone uncompanied of handmaidens	D
Like some full splendid fruit Hesperian	A
Not e'en for deities thy sweet far voice	D
Came tinkling on his wistful ear and lisped	K
Like leaves that cling and slip to cling again	A
And on such perilous beauty that must kill	O
The poisonous favor of thy godliness	D
Feasting his every sense through eyes and ears	D
His soul exalted waxed and amorous	D
Like the high gods who quaff deep golden bowls	D
Of rosy nectar with immortal love	G2
And what remained ah what remained but death	H2

Madison Julius Cawein

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