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Small twilight singer	A
Of dew and mist thou ghost gray gossamer winger	A
Of dusk's dim glimmer	A
How cool thy note sounds how thy wings of shimmer	A
Vibrate soft sighing	B
Meseems for Summer that is dead or dying	B
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I stand and listen	C
And at thy song the garden beds that glisten	C
With rose and lily	D
Seem touched with sadness and the tuberose chilly	D
Breathing around its cold and colorless breath	E
Fills the pale evening with wan hints of death	E
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II	F
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I see thee quaintly	D
Beneath the leaf thy shell shaped winglets faintly	D
As thin as spangle	G
Of cobwebbed rain held up at airy angle	G
I hear thy tinkle	G
Thy fairy notes the silvery stillness sprinkle	G
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Investing wholly	D
The moonlight with divinest melancholy	D
Until in seeming	B
I see the Spirit of the Summer dreaming	B
Amid her ripened orchards apple strewn	H
Her great grave eyes fixed on the harvest moon	H
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III	F
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As dew drops beady	D
As mist minute thy notes ring low and reedy	D
The vaguest vapor	A
Of melody now near now like some taper	A
Of sound far fading	B
Thou will o' wisp of music aye evading	B
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Among the bowers	I
The fog washed stalks of Autumn's weeds and flowers	I
By hill and hollow	J
I hear thy murmur and in vain I follow	J
Thou jack o' lantern voice thou elfin cry	K
Thou dirge that tellest Beauty she must die	K
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IV	L
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And when the frantic	M
Wild winds of Autumn with the dead leaves antic	M
And walnuts scatter	A
The mire of lanes and dropping acorns patter	A
In grove and forest	N
Like some frail grief with the rude blast thou warrest	N
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Sending thy slender	A
Far cry against the gale that rough untender	A
Untouched of sorrow	A
Sweeps thee aside where haply I to morrow	A
Shall find thee lying tiny cold and crushed	N
Thy weak wings folded and thy music hushed	N

Madison Julius Cawein

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