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She walks the woods when evening falls	A
With spirits of the winds and leaves	B
And to her side the soul she calls	A
Of every flower she perceives	B
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She walks with introspective eyes	C
That see not as the eyes of man	D
But with the dream that in them lies	C
And which no outward eyes may scan	D
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She sits among the sunset hills	E
Or trails a silken skirt of breeze	F
Then with the voice of whip poor wills	E
Summons the twilight to the trees	F
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Among the hollows dim with musk	G
Where wild the stream shows heels of foam	H
She sows with firefly seeds the dusk	G
And leads the booming beetle home	H
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She blows the glow worm lamps a glare	I
And hangs them by each way like eyes	C
Then mid the blossoms everywhere	I
She rocks to sleep the butterflies	C
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She calls the red fox from his den	J
And hollowing to her mouth one hand	K
Halloos the owlets in the glen	J
And hoots awake the purple land	K
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The cricket knows her foot's light tread	L
And sings for her an elfin mass	M
She puts the bumble bee to bed	L
And shakes the white moth from the grass	M
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And to the mud wasps where they top	N
Their cells of clay she murmurs sleep	O
She bids the toad come forth and hop	N
The snail put out its horns and creep	O
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She taps upon the dead tree's trunk	P
And 'neath the bark the worm begins	Q
And where the rotted wood is punk	P
Its twinkling web the spider spins	Q
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She claps a night cap of the dew	R
On every rosy clover head	L
And on the lily pale of hue	R
She slips a gown while still in bed	L
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With kisses cool of drowsy mist	S
She thrills each wildflower's heart with June	T
And whispering gold and amethyst	S
Sighs legends to them of the moon	T
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She bids the black bat forth to be	U
The courier of her darker moods	V
She mounts the moon imp Mystery	U
And speeds him wildly through the woods	W
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She crowds with ghosts the forest walks	X
And with the wind's dim words invokes	Y
The spirit that for ever talks	X
Unto the congregated oaks	Y
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She leans above the flying stream	Z
Her starry gaze commands it stay	A2
And in its lucid deeps a dream	Z
Takes shape and glimmers on its way	A2
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She rests upon the lichened stone	B2
Her moonbeam hair spread bright around	C2
And in the darkness one by one	D2
The unborn flowers break the ground	C2
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She lays her mouth like some sweet word	E2
Against the wild bird's nest that swings	F2
And in the speckled egg that heard	E2
The young bird stirs its wings and sings	F2
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In her all dreams find permanence	G2
All mysteries that trance the soul	H2
And substance that evades the sense	I2
Through her wood magic is made whole	H2
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Oh she is lovelier than she seems	J2
To any one whose soul may see	U
But only they who walk with dreams	J2
Shall meet with her and know 'tis she	U

Madison Julius Cawein

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