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I	A
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The mellow smell of hollyhocks	B
And marigolds and pinks and phlox	B
Blends with the homely garden scents	B
Of onions silvering into rods	B
Of peppers scarlet with their pods	B
And rose of all the esculents	B
Of broad plebeian cabbages	B
Breathing content and corpulent ease	B
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II	A
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The buzz of wasp and fly makes hot	C
The spaces of the garden plot	C
And from the orchard where the fruit	D
Ripens and rounds or loosed with heat	E
Rolls hornet clung before the feet	E
One hears the veery's golden flute	D
That mixes with the sleepy hum	F
Of bees that drowsily go and come	F
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III	A
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The podded musk of gourd and vine	G
Embower a gate of roughest pine	G
That leads into a wood where day	H
Sits leaning o'er a forest pool	I
Watching the lilies opening cool	I
And dragonflies at airy play	H
While dim and near the quietness	B
Rustles and stirs her leafy dress	B
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IV	-
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Far off a cowbell clangs awake	J
The noon who slumbers in the brake	J
And now a pewee plaintively	K
Whistles the day to sleep again	L
A rain crow croaks a rune for rain	M
And from the ripest apple tree	K
A great gold apple thuds where slow	N
The red cock curves his neck to crow	N
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V	K
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Hens cluck their broods from place to place	B
While clinking home with chain and trace	B
The cart horse plods along the road	O
Where afternoon sits with his dreams	B
Hot fragrance of hay making streams	B
Above him and a high heaped load	O
Goes creaking by and with it sweet	E
The aromatic soul of heat	E
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VI	-
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'Coo ee coo ee ' the evenfall	N
Cries and the hills repeat the call	N
'Coo ee coo ee ' and by the log	P
Labor unharnesses his plow	N
While to the barn comes cow on cow	N
'Coo ee coo ee ' and with his dog	P
Barefooted boyhood down the lane	M
'Coo ees' the cattle home again	L

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