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I	A
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What words of mine can tell the spell	B
Of garden ways I know so well	B
The path that takes me in the spring	C
Past quince trees where the bluebirds sing	C
And peonies are blossoming	C
Unto a porch wistaria hung	D
Around whose steps May lilies blow	E
A fair girl reaches down among	D
Her arm more white than their sweet snow	E
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II	A
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What words of mine can tell the spell	B
Of garden ways I know so well	B
Another path that leads me when	F
The summer time is here again	F
Past hollyhocks that shame the west	G
When the red sun has sunk to rest	G
To roses bowering a nest	G
A lattice 'neath which mignonette	G
And deep geraniums surge and sough	H
Where in the twilight starless yet	G
A fair girl's eyes are stars enough	H
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III	A
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What words of mine can tell the spell	B
Of garden ways I know so well	B
A path that takes me when the days	I
Of autumn wrap the hills in haze	I
Beneath the pippin pelting tree	J
'Mid flitting butterfly and bee	J
Unto a door where fiery	J
The creeper climbs and garnet hued	G
The cock's comb and the dahlia flare	K
And in the door where shades intrude	G
Gleams bright a fair girl's sunbeam hair	K
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IV	H
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What words of mine can tell the spell	B
Of garden ways I know so well	B
A path that brings me through the frost	G
Of winter when the moon is tossed	G
In clouds beneath great cedars weak	L
With shaggy snow past shrubs blown bleak	L
With shivering leaves to eaves that leak	L
The tattered ice whereunder is	M
A fire flickering window space	N
And in the light with lips to kiss	O
A fair girl's welcome smiling face	N

Madison Julius Cawein

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