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All the poppies in their beds	A
Nodding crumpled crimson heads	A
And the larkspurs in whose ears	B
Twilight hangs like twinkling tears	C
Sleepy jewels of the rain	D
All the violets that strain	D
Eyes of amethystine gleam	E
And the clover blooms that dream	E
With pink baby fists closed tight	F
They can hear upon this night	F
Noiseless as the moon's white light	F
Footsteps and the glimmering flight	F
Shimmering flight	F
Of the Fairies	G
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II	H
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Every sturdy four o'clock	I
In its variegated frock	I
Every slender sweet pea too	J
In its hood of pearly hue	J
Every primrose pale that dozes	K
By the wall and slow uncloses	K
A sweet mouth of dewy dawn	L
In a little silken yawn	L
On this night of silvery sheen	M
They can see the Fairy Queen	M
On her palfrey white I ween	M
Tread dim cirques of haunted green	M
Moonlit green	M
With her Fairies	K
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III	H
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Never a foxglove bell you see	K
That's a cradle for a bee	K
Never a lily that 's a house	K
Where the butterfly may drowse	K
Never a rosebud or a blossom	N
That unfolds its honeyed bosom	N
To the moth that nestles deep	O
And there sucks itself to sleep	O
But can hear and also see	K
On this night of witchery	P
All that world of Faery	P
All that world where airily	Q
Merrily	Q
Dance the Fairies	K
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IV	R
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It was last Midsummer Night	F
In the moon's uncertain light	F
That I stood among the flowers	K
And in language unlike ours	K
Heard them speaking of the Pixies	K
Trolls and Gnomes and Water Nixies	K
How in this flow'r's ear a Fay	R
Hung a gem of rainy ray	R
And 'round that flow'r's throat had set	S
Dim a dewdropp carcanet	S
Then among the mignonette	S
Stretched a cobweb hammock wet	S
Dewy wet	S
For the Fairies	K
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V	R
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Long I watched but never a one	M
Ariel Puck or Oberon	M
Mab or Queen Titania	M
Fairest of them all they say	R
Clad in morning glory hues	K
Did I glimpse among the dews	K
Only once I thought the torch	T
Of that elfin rogue and arch	U
Robin Goodfellow afar	P
Flashed along a woodland bar	P
Bright a jack o' lantern star	P
A green lamp of firefly spar	P
Glow worm spar	P
Loved of Fairies	K

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