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When dusk falls cool as a rained on rose	A
And a tawny tower the twilight shows	A
With the crescent moon the silver moon the curved new moon in a space that glows	A
A turret window that grows a light	B
There is a path that my Fancy knows	A
A glimmering shimmering path of night	B
That far as the Land of Faery goes	A
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II	C
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And I follow the path as Fancy leads	D
Over the mountains into the meads	D
Where the firefly cities the glowworm cities the fairy cities are strung like beads	D
Each city a twinkling star	E
And I live a life of valorous deeds	D
And march with the Fairy King to war	F
And ride with his knights on milk white steeds	D
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III	C
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Or it's there in the whirl of their life I sit	G
Or dance in their houses with starlight lit	G
Their blossom houses their flower houses their elfin houses of fern leaves knit	G
With fronded spires and domes	H
And there it is that my lost dreams flit	G
And the ghost of my childhood smiling roams	H
With the fairy children so dear to it	G
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IV	I
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And it's there I hear that they all come true	J
The fairy stories whatever they do	J
Elf and goblin dear elf and goblin loved elf and goblin and all the crew	J
Of witch and wizard and gnome and fay	I
And prince and princess that wander through	J
The storybooks we have put away	I
The fairytales that we loved and knew	J
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V	I
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The face of Adventure lures you there	K
And the eyes of Danger bid you dare	K
While ever the bugles the silver bugles the far off bugles of Elfland blare	K
The fairy trumpets to battle blow	L
And you feel their thrill in your heart and hair	K
And you fain would follow and mount and go	L
And march with the Fairies anywhere	K
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VI	I
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And she she rides at your side again	M
Your little sweetheart whose age is ten	M
She is the princess the fairy princess the princess fair that you worshipped when	M
You were a prince in a fairytale	N
And you do great deeds as you did them then	M
With your magic spear and enchanted mail	N
Braving the dragon in his den	M
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VII	I
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And you ask again 'Oh where shall we ride	O
Now that the monster is slain my bride '	-
'Back to the cities the firefly cities the glowworm cities where we can hide	O
The beautiful cities of Faeryland	O
And the light of my eyes shall be your guide	O
The light of my eyes and my snow white hand	O
And there forever we two will abide '	-

Madison Julius Cawein

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