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Through leafy windows of the trees	A
The full moon shows a wrinkled face	B
And trailing dim her draperies	A
Of mist from place to place	B
The Twilight leads the breeze	A
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And now far off beside a pool	C
Dusk blows a reed a guttural note	D
Then sows the air around her full	E
Of twinkling disc and mote	D
And moth shapes soft as wool	E
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And from a glen where lights glow by	F
Through hollowed hands she sends a call	G
And Solitude with owlet cry	F
Answers and Evenfall	G
Steps swiftly from the sky	F
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And Mystery in hodden gray	H
Steals forth to meet her and the Dark	I
Before him slowly makes to sway	H
A jack o' lantern spark	I
To light him on his way	H
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The grasshopper its violin	J
Tunes up the katydid its fife	K
The beetle drums the grig makes din	J
Informing Elfin life	K
Night's revels now begin	J
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And from each side along the way	H
Old Witchcraft waves a batlike hand	L
And summons forth the toadstool gray	H
To point the path to Faeryland	L
Where all man's longings stray	H
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The snail puts forth two staring horns	N
And down the toadstool slides	O
The wind sits whispering in the thorns	N
Of one unseen who hides	O
Of him the Sprite	L
With glowworm light	L
Who watchmans secrets of the Night	L
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The bee sleeps in the berry bloom	P
The bird dreams on its nest	L
The moon moth swoons through drowsed perfume	P
Upon a fragrant quest	L
It seeks for him	Q
The Pixy slim	Q
Who tags with wet each wildflower's rim	Q
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The milkwort leans an ear of pink	R
And listens for the dew	L
The fireflies in the wildrose wink	R
That seems to listen too	L
For her the Fay	H
With sword like ray	H
Who opens buds at close of day	H
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The moon that dares not come too near	S
Keeps to the highest hill	G
The little brook it seems for fear	S
Of something strange is still	G
The Mystery	T
It well may be	T
That talks to it of Faerie	T

Madison Julius Cawein

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