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The Nights of song and story	A
With breath of frost and rain	B
Whose locks are wild and hoary	A
Whose fingers tap the pane	B
With leaves are come again	C
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The Nights of old October	D
That hug the hearth and tell	E
To child and grandsire sober	D
Tales of what long befell	E
Of witch and warlock spell	E
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Nights that like gnome and faery	D
Go lost in mist and moon	F
And speak in legendary	D
Thoughts or a mystic rune	F
Much like the owlet's croon	F
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Or whirling on like witches	G
Amid the brush and broom	H
Call from the Earth its riches	G
Of leaves and wild perfume	H
And strew them through the gloom	H
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Till death in all his starkness	I
Assumes a form of fear	D
And somewhere in the darkness	J
Seems slowly drawing near	D
In raiment torn and sere	D
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And with him comes November	D
Who drips outside the door	D
And wails what men remember	D
Of things believed no more	D
Of superstitious lore	D
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Old tales of elf and d mon	K
Of Kobold and of Troll	L
And of the goblin woman	M
Who robs man of his soul	L
To make her own soul whole	L
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And all such tales that glamoured	N
The child heart once with fright	N
That aged lips have stammered	N
For many a child's delight	N
Shall speak again to night	N
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To night of moonlight minted	N
That is a cup divine	O
Whence Death all opal tinted	N
Wreathed red with leaf and vine	O
Shall drink a magic wine	O
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A wonder cup of Comus	J
That with enchantment streams	J
In which the heart of Momus	J
That moon like glooms and gleams	J
Is drowned with all its dreams	J

Madison Julius Cawein

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