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I have heard the wind on a winter's night	A
When the snow cold moon looked icily through	B
My window's flickering firelight	A
Where the frost his witchery drew	B
I have heard the wind on a winter's night	A
Wandering ways that were frozen white	A
Wail in my chimney flue	B
And its voice was the voice so it seemed to me	C
The voice of the world's vast misery	C
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II	D
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I have heard the wind on a night of spring	E
When the leaves unclasped their girdles of gold	A
And the bird on the bough sang slumbering	E
In the lilac's fragrant fold	A
I have heard the wind on a night of spring	E
Shaking the musk from its dewy wing	E
Sigh in my garden old	A
And it seemed that it said as it sighed above	F
'I am the voice of the Earth's great love '	-
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III	D
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I have heard the wind on a night of fall	G
When a devil's dance was the rain's down pour	H
And the wild woods reeled to its demon call	G
And the carpet fluttered the floor	H
I have heard the wind on a night of fall	G
Heaping the leaves by the garden wall	G
Weep at my close shut door	H
And its voice so it seemed as it sorrowed there	I
Was the old old voice of the world's despair	I
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IV	F
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I have heard the wind on a summer night	A
When the myriad stars stormed heaven with fire	J
And the moon moth glimmered in phantom flight	A
And the crickets creaked in choir	J
I have heard the wind on a summer night	A
Rocking the red rose and the white	A
Murmur in bloom and brier	J
And its voice was the voice so it seemed to me	C
Of Earth's primordial mystery	C

Madison Julius Cawein

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