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Dormered and verandaed cool	A
Locust girdled on the hill	B
Stained with weather wear and dull	C
Streak'd with lichens every sill	B
Thresholding the beautiful	C
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I can see it standing there	D
Brown above the woodland deep	E
Wrapped in lights of lavender	F
By the warm wind rocked asleep	E
Violet shadows everywhere	D
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I remember how the Spring	G
Liberal lapped bewildered its	H
Acred orchards murmuring	G
Kissed to blossom budded bits	H
Where the wood thrush came to sing	G
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Barefoot Spring at first who trod	I
Like a beggermaid adown	J
The wet woodland where the god	I
With the bright sun for a crown	J
And the firmament for rod	I
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Met her clothed her wedded her	F
Her Cophetua when lo	K
All the hill one breathing blur	F
Burst in beauty gleam and glow	K
Blent with pearl and lavender	F
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Seckel blackheart palpitant	I
Rained their bleaching strays and white	I
Snowed the damson bent aslant	I
Rambow tree and romanite	I
Seemed beneath deep drifts to pant	I
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And it stood there brown and gray	L
In the bee boom and the bloom	M
In the shadow and the ray	L
In the passion and perfume	M
Grave as age among the gay	L
	-
Wild with laughter romped the clear	N
Boyish voices round its walls	O
Rare wild roses were the dear	N
Girlish faces in its halls	O
Music haunted all the year	N
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Far before it meadows full	P
Of green pennyroyal sank	Q
Clover dotted as with wool	P
Here and there with now a bank	Q
Hot of color and the cool	A
	-
Dark blue shadows unconfined	I
Of the clouds rolled overhead	I
Clouds from which the summer wind	I
Blew with rain and freshly shed	I
Dew upon the flowerkind	I
	-
Where through mint and gypsy lily	R
Runs the rocky brook away	L
Musical among the hilly	R
Solitudes its flashing spray	L
Sunlight dashed or forest stilly	R
	-
Buried in deep sassafras	S
Memory follows up the hill	R
Still some cowbell's mellow brass	S
Where the ruined water mill	R
Looms half hid in cane and grass	S
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Oh the farmhouse is it set	I
On the hilltop still 'mid musk	T
Of the meads where violet	I
Deepens all the dreaming dusk	T
And the locust trees hang wet	I
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While the sunset far and low	R
On its westward windows dashes	U
Primrose or pomegranate glow	R
And above in glimmering splashes	V
Lilac stars the heavens sow	W
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Sleeps it still among its roses	U
Oldtime roses while the choir	F
Of the lonesome insects dozes	U
And the white moon drifting higher	F
O'er its mossy roof reposes	U
Sleeps it still among its roses	U

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