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From hill and hollow side by side	A
The shadows came like dreams to sit	B
And watch mysterious sunset eyed	A
The wool winged moths and bats aflit	A
And the lone owl that cried and cried	A
And then the forest rang a gong	C
Hoarse toadlike and from out the gate	A
Of darkness came a sound of song	C
As of a gnome that called his mate	A
Who answered in his own strange tongue	D
And all the forest leaned to hear	E
And saw from forth the entangling trees	F
A naked spirit drawing near	G
A glimmering presence whom the breeze	F
Kept whispering 'Forward Have no fear '	H
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II	I
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The woodland seeming at a loss	J
Afraid to breathe or make a sound	A
Poured where her silvery feet should cross	J
A dripping pathway on the ground	A
And hedged it in with ferns and moss	J
And then the silence sharply shook	K
A cricket tambourine and Night	A
From out her musky bosom took	K
A whippoorwill flute and lost to sight	A
Sat piping to a wildwood brook	K
Until from out the shadows came	L
A furtive foot a gleam a glow	M
And with a lamp of crystal flame	L
The spirit stole as white as snow	M
And put the firmament to shame	L
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III	I
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Then up and down vague movements went	A
As if the faeries sought an herb	N
And here and there a bush was bent	A
A wildflower raised the wood pool's curb	N
Was circled with a scarf of scent	A
And deep within her house of weeds	O
Old Mystery hung a glowworm lamp	P
And decked her hair with firefly beads	O
And sate herself 'mid dew and damp	P
And crooned a love song to the reeds	O
Then through the gates of solitude	A
Where Witchery her shuttle plied	A
The Spirit entered white and nude	A
And where she went on every side	A
Dreams followed through the solitude	A

Madison Julius Cawein

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