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My heart is high is high my dear	A
And the warm wind sunnily blows	B
My heart is high with a mood that's cheer	A
And burns like a sun blown rose	B
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My heart is high is high my dear	A
And the Heaven's deep skies are blue	C
My heart is high as the passionate year	A
And smiles like a bud in dew	C
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My heart my heart is high my sweet	D
For wild is the smell o' the wood	E
That gusts in the breeze with a pulse o' heat	D
Mad heat that beats like a blood	F
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My heart my heart is high my sweet	D
And the sense of summer is full	G
A sense of summer full fields of wheat	D
Full forests and waters cool	H
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My heart is high is high my heart	I
As the bee's that groans and swinks	B
In the dabbled flowers that dart and part	I
To his woolly bulk when he drinks	B
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My heart is high is high my heart	I
Oh sing again O good gray bird	J
That I may get that lilt by heart	I
And fit each note with a word	J
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God's saints I tread the air my dear	A
Flow one with the running wind	K
And the stars that stare I swear my dear	A
Right soon in my hair I'll find	K
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To live high up a life of mist	L
With the white things in white skies	B
With their limbs of pearl and of amethyst	L
Who laugh blue humorous eyes	B
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Or to creep and to suck like an elfin thing	M
To the aching heart of a rose	B
In the harebell's ear to cling and swing	M
And whisper what no one knows	B
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To live on wild honey as fresh as thin	N
As the rain that's left in a flower	O
And roll forth golden from feet to chin	N
In the god flower's Dana shower	O
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Or free full throated curve back the throat	P
With a vigorous look at the blue	C
And sing right staunch with a lusty note	P
Like the hawk hurled where he flew	C
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God's life the blood of the Earth is mine	Q
And the mood of the Earth I'll take	R
And brim my soul with her wonderful wine	Q
And sing till my heart doth break	R

Madison Julius Cawein

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