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Now is it as if Spring had never been	A
And Winter but a memory and dream	B
Here where the Summer stands her lap of green	C
Heaped high with bloom and beam	B
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Among her blackberry lilies low that lean	C
To kiss her feet or freckle browed that stare	D
Upon the dragonfly which slimly seen	C
Like a blue jewel flickering in her hair	D
Sparkles above them there	D
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II	E
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Knee deep among the tepid pools the cows	F
Chew a slow cud or switch a slower tail	G
Half sunk in sleep beneath the beechen boughs	F
Where thin the wood gnats ail	G
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From bloom to bloom the languid butterflies drowse	F
The sleepy bees make hardly any sound	H
The only things the sunrays can arouse	F
It seems are two black beetles rolling 'round	H
Upon the dusty ground	H
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III	E
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Within its channel glares the creek and shrinks	F
Beneath whose rocks the furtive crawfish hides	F
In stagnant places where the green frog blinks	F
And water spider glides	F
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Far hotter seems it for the bird that drinks	F
The startled kingfisher that screams and flies	F
Hotter and lonelier for the purple pinks	F
Of weeds that bloom whose sultry perfumes rise	F
Stifling the swooning skies	F
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IV	I
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From ragweed fallows rye fields heaped with sheaves	F
From blistering rocks no moss or lichens crust	J
And from the road where every hoof stroke heaves	F
A cloud of burning dust	J
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The hotness quivers making limp the leaves	F
That loll like tongues of panting hounds The heat	K
Is a wan wimple that the Summer weaves	F
A veil in which she wraps as in a sheet	K
The shriveling corn and wheat	K
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V	I
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Furious incessant in the weeds and briers	F
The sawing weed bugs sing and heat begot	L
The grasshoppers so many strident wires	F
Staccato fiercely hot	M
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A lash of whirling sound that never tires	F
The locust flails the noon where harnessed Thirst	N
Beside the road spring many a shod hoof mires	F
Into the trough thrusts his hot head immersed	N
'Round which cool bubbles burst	N
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VI	I
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The sad sweet voice of some wood spirit who	O
Laments while watching a loved oak tree die	I
From the deep forest comes the wood dove's coo	O
A long lost lonely cry	I
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Oh for a breeze a mighty wind to woo	O
The woods to stormy laughter sow like grain	P
The world with freshness of invisible dew	O
And pile above far fevered hill and plain	P
Vast bastions black with rain	P

Madison Julius Cawein

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