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O Days that hold us and years that mold us	A
And dreams and mem'ries no time destroys	B
Where lie the islands the morning islands	C
And where the highlands we knew when boys	B
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Oh tell us whether the happy heather	D
Still purples ways we used to roam	E
And mid its roses its oldtime roses	F
The place reposes we knew as home	E
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Oh could we find him that boy and bind him	G
The boy we were that never grew	H
By whom we're haunted our hearts are haunted	I
What else were wanted by me and you	H
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Again to see it Again to knee it	J
The pond we waded the brook we swum	K
That held more pleasures more priceless pleasures	L
Than all the treasures to which we come	K
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Again to follow through wood and hollow	M
A cowbell's tinkle a bird's wild call	N
To where they yellow the daisies yellow	M
And lights lie mellow at evenfall	M
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To be the leaders of oaks and cedars	L
The giant hosts of worlds at war	O
Or princes airy proud princes airy	P
Of Lands of Faery that lie afar	Q
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Through scents of yarrow where paths are narrow	M
To foot the way we only know	M
That leads to places old orchard places	R
And garden spaces of Long Ago	M
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To climb rail fences when dusk commences	R
With young Adventure tanned hand in hand	S
And lead by starlight by dewy starlight	T
To one farm's far light a campaign planned	S
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Where she our princess mid blossoming quinces	R
The first dear girl for whom we cared	U
And got a rating her father's rating	V
Stands sweetly waiting brown eyed brown haired	U
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Or in the morning without a warning	V
With health for luggage and love for spur	D
To make invasion divine invasion	W
As suits occasion of worlds for her	D
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With her as eager again beleaguer	D
The forest's fortress of leaf and log	X
And pierce its vastness its gloomy vastness	R
And storm its fastness with stick and dog	X
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And from its shadows' rich Eldorados	R
The untold gold of blossoms bring	V
And as in story in song and story	P
Beard Wildness hoary like some old king	V
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Or lead lost legions through unknown regions	R
The pirate kings of isles unfound	U
On haystacks golden our galleons golden	W
Sail oceans olden of meadow ground	U
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And from those caitiffs the hideous natives	R
Invisible tribes that swarm the wood	U
To rescue Molly or Peg or Polly	P
With her dear dolly as pirates should	U
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O tanned and freckled and sunbeam speckled	U
O barefoot joy that romped the years	R
O reckless rapture O long lost rapture	D
Beyond the capture of all our tears	R

Madison Julius Cawein

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