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Deep in the hush of a mighty wood	A
I came to a place of dread and dream	B
And forms of shadows whose shapes elude	C
The searching swords of the sun's dim gleam	B
Builders of silence and solitude	C
And there where a glimmering water crept	D
From rock to rock with a slumberous sound	E
Tired to tears on the mossy ground	E
Under a tree I lay and slept	D
Was it the heart of an olden oak	F
Was it the soul of a flower that died	G
Or was it the wildrose there that spoke	F
The wilding lily that palely sighed	G
For all on a sudden it seemed I awoke	F
And the leaves and the flowers were all intent	H
On a visible something of light and bloom	I
A presence felt as a wild perfume	I
Or beautiful music that came and went	H
And all the grief I had known was gone	J
And all the anguish of heart and soul	K
And the burden of care that had made me wan	L
Lifted and left me strong and whole	K
As once in the flush of my youth's dead dawn	J
And lo it was night And the oval moon	M
A silvery silence paced the wood	A
And there in its light like snow she stood	A
As starry still as a star aswoon	M
At first I thought that I looked into	N
A shadowy water of violet	O
Where the faint reflection of one I knew	N
Long dead gazed up from its mirror wet	P
Till she smiled in my face as the living do	N
Till I felt her touch and heard her say	Q
In a voice as still as a rose unfolds	R
'You have come at last and now nothing holds	R
Give me your hand let us wander away	Q
'Let us wander away through the Shadow Wood	A
Through the Shadow Wood to the Shadow Land	S
Where the trees have speech and the blossoms brood	C
Like visible music and hand in hand	S
The winds and the waters go rainbow hued	C
Where ever the voice of beauty sighs	T
And ever the dance of dreams goes on	M
Where nothing grows old and the dead and gone	M
And the loved and lost smile into your eyes	T
'Let us wander away let us wander away	Q
Do you hear them calling 'Come here and live'	U
Do you hear what the trees and the flowers say	Q
Wonderful wild and imperative	U
Hushed as the hues of the dawn of day	Q
They say 'Your life that was rose and rue	N
In a world of shadows where all things die	V
Where beauty is dust and love a lie	V
Is finished Come here we are waiting for you ''	W
And she took my hand and the trees around	E
Seemed whispering something I dared not hear	X
And the taciturn flowers that strewed the ground	E
Seemed thinking something I felt with fear	Y
A beautiful something that made no sound	E
And she led me on through the forest old	Z
Where the moon and the midnight stood on guard	A2
Sentinel spirits that shimmered the sward	B2
Silver and sable and glimmering gold	Z
And then in an instant I knew I knew	N
What the trees had whispered the winds had said	C2
What the flowers had thought in their hearts of dew	N
And the stars had syllabled overhead	C2
And she bent above me and smiled ' 'T is true	N
Heart of my heart you have heard aright	C2
Look in my eyes and draw me near	Y
Look in my eyes and have no fear	Y
Heart of my heart you died to night '	W

Madison Julius Cawein

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