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Found Solitary Among the Hills	A
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O pansy violet	B
With early April wet	C
How frail and pure you look	D
Lost in this glow worm nook	D
Of heaven holding hills	A
Down which the hurrying rills	A
Fling scrolls of melodies	A
O'er which the birds and bees	A
Weave gossamers of song	E
Invisible but strong	E
Sweet music webs they spin	F
To snare the spirit in	F
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II	-
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O pansy violet	B
Unto your face I set	C
My lips and do you speak	G
Or is it but some freak	G
Of fancy love imparts	A
Through you unto the heart's	A
Desire whispering low	H
A secret none may know	H
But such as sit and dream	I
By forest side and stream	I
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III	-
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O pansy violet	B
O darling floweret	B
Hued like the timid gem	J
That stars the diadem	J
Of Fay or Sylvan Sprite	B
Who in the woods all night	B
Is busy with the blooms	A
Young leaves and wild perfumes	A
Through you I seem t' have seen	K
All that such dreams may mean	K
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IV	L
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O pansy violet	B
Long long ago we met	B
'T was in a Fairy tale	M
Two children in a vale	M
Sat underneath glad stars	A
Far from the world of wars	A
Each loved the other well	N
Her eyes were like the spell	N
Of dusk and dawning skies	A
The purple dark that dyes	A
The midnight his were blue	O
As heaven the day shines through	O
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V	L
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O pansy violet	B
What is this vague regret	B
This yearning so like tears	A
That touches through the years	A
Long past when Myth and Fable	P
In all strange things were able	P
To beautify the Earth	Q
Things of immortal worth	Q
This longing that to me	L
Is like a memory	L
Lived long ago of those	A
Fair children who it knows	A
Loved with no mortal love	L
Whom smiling heaven above	L
Fostered and when they died	B
Laid side by loving side	B
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VI	L
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O pansy violet	B
I dream remembering yet	B
A wood god guarded tomb	R
Out of whose moss a bloom	R
Sprang with three petals wan	S
As are the eyes of dawn	T
And two as darkly deep	U
As are the eyes of sleep	U
O flower that seems to hold	B
Some memory of old	B
A hope a happiness	A
At which I can but guess	A
You are a sign to me	L
Of immortality	L
Through you my spirit sees	A
The deathless purposes	A
Of death that still evolves	A
The beauty it resolves	A
The change that aye fulfills	A
Life's meaning as God wills	A

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