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An old lost lane where can it lead	A
To stony pastures where the weed	B
Purples its plume or sails its seed	B
And from one knoll the vetch makes green	C
Trailing its glimmering ribbon on	D
Under deep boughs a creek is seen	C
Flecked with the silver of the dawn	E
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An old green lane where can it go	F
Into the valley land below	F
Where red the wilding lilies blow	F
Where under willows shadowy grey	G
The blue crane wades the heron glides	H
And in each pool the minnows sway	G
Twinkling their slim and silvery sides	H
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An old railed lane where does it end	I
Beyond the log bridge at the bend	I
Towards which our young feet used to wend	I
Where 'neath a dappled sycamore	J
The old mill thrashed its foaming wheel	K
And smiling at its corn strewn door	J
The miller leant all white with meal	K
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An old wild lane I know it well	L
The creek the bridge across the dell	L
The old house on the orchard swell	L
The pine board porch above the creek	M
Where oft we used to sit and dream	N
Two children fair of hair and cheek	M
Dropping our flowers in the stream	N
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An old old lane I follow it	O
In fancy and where branches knit	O
Behold a boy and girl who sit	O
Beside the mill dam near the mill	P
Or in a flat boat old and worn	Q
Oar lilyward I see them still	P
Her dress is rent his trousers torn	Q
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An old lost lane Come let us find	R
As here I have it in my mind	R
As boyhood left it far behind	R
Yes let us follow it again	S
And meet her wild of foot and hair	T
The tomboy sweet as sun and rain	U
Whom once we worshipped to despair	T

Madison Julius Cawein

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