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'We have the receipt of fern seed we walk invisible '	A
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HENRY IV	B
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And we have met but twice or thrice	C
Three times enough to make me love	B
I praised your hair once then your glove	B
Your eyes your gown you were like ice	C
And yet this might suffice my love	B
And yet this might suffice	C
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St John hath told me what to do	D
To search and find the ferns that grow	E
The fern seed that the faeries know	E
Then sprinkle fern seed in my shoe	D
And haunt the steps of you my dear	F
And haunt the steps of you	D
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You'll see the poppy pods dip here	G
The blow ball of the thistle slip	H
And no wind breathing but my lip	H
Next to your anxious cheek and ear	G
To tell you I am near my love	B
To tell you I am near	F
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On wood ways I shall tread your gown	I
You'll know it is no brier then	J
I'll whisper words of love again	J
And smile to see your quick face frown	I
And then I'll kiss it down my dear	F
And then I'll kiss it down	I
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And when at home you read or knit	K
Who'll know it was my hands that blotted	L
The page or all your needles knotted	M
When in your rage you cry a bit	K
And loud I laugh at it my love	B
And loud I laugh at it	K
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The secrets that you say in prayer	N
Right so I'll hear and when you sing	O
The name you speak and whispering	O
I'll bend and kiss your mouth and hair	N
And tell you I am there my dear	F
And tell you I am there	N
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Would it were true what people say	P
Would I	Q
could	R
find that elfin seed	S
Then should I win your love indeed	S
By being near you night and day	P
There is no other way my love	B
There is no other way	P
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Meantime the truth in this is said	T
It is my soul that follows you	D
It needs no fern seed in the shoe	D
While in the heart love pulses red	T
To win you and to wed my dear	F
To win you and to wed	T

Madison Julius Cawein

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