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I	A
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The spirits of the forest	B
That to the winds give voice	C
I lie the livelong April day	D
And wonder what it is they say	D
That makes the leaves rejoice	C
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The spirits of the forest	B
That breathe in bud and bloom	E
I walk within the black haw brake	F
And wonder how it is they make	F
The bubbles of perfume	E
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The spirits of the forest	B
That live in every spring	G
I lean above the brook's bright blue	H
And wonder what it is they do	H
That makes the water sing	G
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The spirits of the forest	B
That haunt the sun's green glow	I
Down fungus ways of fern I steal	J
And wonder what they can conceal	J
In dews that twinkles so	I
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The spirits of the forest	B
They hold me heart and hand	K
And oh the bird they send by light	L
The jack o' lantern gleam by night	L
To guide to Fairyland	K
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II	A
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The time when dog tooth violets	M
Hold up inverted horns of gold	N
The elvish cups that Spring upsets	O
With dripping feet when April wets	O
The sun and shadow marbled wold	N
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Is come And by each leafing way	D
The sorrel drops pale blots of pink	P
And like an angled star a fay	D
Sets on her forehead's pallid day	D
The blossoms of the trillium wink	P
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Within the vale by rock and stream	Q
A fragile fairy porcelain	R
Blue as a baby's eyes a dream	Q
The bluets blow and gleam in gleam	Q
The sun shot dog woods flash with rain	S
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It is the time to cast off care	T
To make glad intimates of these	O
The frank faced sunbeam laughing there	T
The great heart wind that bids us share	T
The optimism of the trees	O
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III	A
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The white ghosts of the flowers	O
The green ghosts of the trees	O
They haunt the blooming bowers	O
They haunt the wildwood hours	O
And whisper in the breeze	O
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For in the wildrose places	O
And on the beechen knoll	U
My soul hath seen their faces	O
My soul hath met their races	O
And felt their dim control	U
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IV	D
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Crab apple buds whose bells	O
The mouth of April kissed	V
That hang like rosy shells	O
Around a naiad's wrist	V
Pink as dawn tinted mist	V
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And paw paw buds whose dark	W
Deep auburn blossoms shake	F
On boughs as 'neath the bark	W
A dryad's eyes awake	F
Brown as a midnight lake	F
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These with symbolic blooms	O
Of wind flower and wild phlox	O
I found among the glooms	O
Of hill lost woods and rocks	O
Lairs of the mink and fox	O
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The beetle in the brush	X
The bird about the creek	Y
The bee within the hush	X
And I whose heart was meek	Y
Stood still to hear these speak	Y
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The language that records	O
In flower syllables	O
The hieroglyphic words	O
Of beauty who enspells	O
The world and aye compels	O

Madison Julius Cawein

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