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Hang out your loveliest star O Night O Night	A
Your richest rose O Dawn	B
To greet sweet Summer her who clothed in light	A
Leads Earth's best hours on	C
Hark how the wild birds of the woods	D
Throat it within the dewy solitudes	D
The brook sings low and soft	E
The trees make song	F
As from her heaven aloft	G
Comes blue eyed Summer like a girl along	F
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II	H
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And as the Day her lover leads her in	I
How bright his beauty glows	D
How red his lips that ever try to win	I
Her mouth's delicious rose	D
And from the beating of his heart	J
Warm winds arise and sighing thence depart	J
And from his eyes and hair	K
The light and dew	L
Fall round her everywhere	K
And Heaven above her is an arch of blue	L
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III	H
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Come to the forest or the treeless meadows	D
Deep with their hay or grain	M
Come where the hills lift high their thrones of shadows	D
Where tawny orchards reign	M
Come where the reapers whet the scythe	N
Where golden sheaves are heaped where berriers blythe	O
With willow basket and with pail	P
Swarm knoll and plain	M
Where flowers freckle every vale	P
And beauty goes with hands of berry stain	M
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IV	Q
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Come where the dragon flies a brassy blue	L
Flit round the wildwood streams	D
And sucking at some horn of honey dew	L
The wild bee hums and dreams	D
Come where the butterfly waves wings of sleep	R
Gold disked and mottled over blossoms deep	R
Come where beneath the rustic bridge	S
The green frog cries	D
Or in the shade the rainbowed midge	S
Above the emerald pools with murmurings flies	D
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V	Q
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Come where the cattle browse within the brake	T
As red as oak and strong	F
Where far off bells the echoes faintly wake	T
And milkmaids sing their song	F
Come where the vine trailed rocks with waters hoary	Q
Tell to the sun some legend or some story	Q
Or where the sunset to the land	U
Speaks words of gold	V
Where ripeness walks a wheaten band	U
Around her hair and blossoms manifold	V
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VI	Q
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Come where the woods lift up their stalwart arms	D
Unto the star sown skies	D
Knotted and gnarled that to the winds and storms	D
Fling mighty rhapsodies	D
Or to the moon repeat what they have seen	W
When Night upon their shoulders vast doth lean	W
Come where the dew's clear syllable	X
Drips from the rose	D
And where the fire flies fill	Y
The night with golden music of their glows	D
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VII	Q
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Now while the dingles and the vine roofed glens	D
Whisper their flowery tale	P
Unto the silence and the lakes and fens	D
Unto the moonlight pale	P
Murmur their rapture let us seek her out	Z
Her of the honey throat and peachy pout	Z
Summer and at her feet	A2
The love of old	V
Lay like a sheaf of wheat	A2
And of our hearts the purest gold of gold	V

Madison Julius Cawein

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