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From out the hills where twilight stands	A
Above the shadowy pasture lands	A
With strained and strident cry	B
Beneath pale skies that sunset bands	A
The bull bats fly	B
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A cloud hangs over strange of shape	C
And colored like the half ripe grape	C
Seems some uneven stain	D
On heaven's azure thin as crape	C
And blue as rain	D
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By ways that sunset's sardonyx	A
O'erflares and gates the farm boy clicks	A
Through which the cattle came	E
The mullein stalks seem giant wicks	A
Of downy flame	E
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From woods no glimmer enters in	F
Above the streams that wandering win	F
To where the wood pool bids	A
Those haunters of the dusk begin	F
The katydids	A
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Adown the dark the firefly marks	A
Its flight in gold and emerald sparks	A
And loosened from his chain	D
The shaggy mastiff bounds and barks	A
And barks again	G
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Each breeze brings scents of hill heaped hay	H
And now an owlet far away	H
Cries twice or thrice 'T o o w h o o'	I
And cool dim moths of mottled gray	H
Flit through the dew	J
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The silence sounds its frog bassoon	K
Where on the woodland creek's lagoon	K
Pale as a ghostly girl	L
Lost 'mid the trees looks down the moon	K
With face of pearl	L
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Within the shed where logs late hewed	J
Smell forest sweet and chips of wood	J
Make blurs of white and brown	M
The brood hen cuddles her warm brood	J
Of teetering down	M
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The clattering guineas in the tree	N
Din for a time and quietly	N
The henhouse near the fence	A
Sleeps save for some brief rivalry	N
Of cocks and hens	A
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A cowbell tinkles by the rails	A
Where streaming white in foaming pails	A
Milk makes an uddery sound	J
While overhead the black bat trails	A
Around and round	J
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The night is still The slow cows chew	J
A drowsy cud The bird that flew	J
And sang is in its nest	J
It is the time of falling dew	J
Of dreams and rest	J
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The beehives sleep and round the walk	O
The garden path from stalk to stalk	O
The bungling beetle booms	A
Where two soft shadows stand and talk	O
Among the blooms	A
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The stars are thick the light is dead	J
That dyed the west and Drowsyhead	J
Tuning his cricket pipe	C
Nods and some apple round and red	J
Drops over ripe	C
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Now down the road that shambles by	B
A window shining like an eye	B
Through climbing rose and gourd	J
Shows Age and young Rusticity	J
Seated at board	J

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