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Hark how the merry daffodils	A
Fling golden music to the hills	A
And how the hills send echoing down	B
Through wind swept turf and moorland brown	B
The murmurs of a thousand rills	A
That mock the song birds' liquid trills	A
The hedge released from Winter's frown	B
Shews jewelled branch and willow crown	B
While all the earth with pleasure trills	A
And 'dances with the daffodils '	C
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Out out ye flowers Up and shout	D
Staid Winter's passed and Spring's about	D
To lead your ranks in joyous rout	D
To string the hawthorn's milky pearls	A
And gild the grass with celandine	E
To dress the catkins' tasselled curls	A
To twist the tendrils of the vine	E
She wakes the wind flower from her sleep	F
And lights the woods with April's moon	G
The violets lift their heads to peep	F
The daisies brave the sun at noon	G
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The gentle wind from out the west	H
Toys with the lilac pretty maids	A
Ruffles the meadow's verdant vest	H
And rings the bluebells in the glades	A
The ash buds change their sombre suit	I
The orchards blossom white and red	J
Promise of Autumn's riper fruit	I
When Spring's voluptuousness has fled	J
Awake awake O throstle sweet	K
And haste with all your choir to greet	K
This Queen who comes with wakening feet	K
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Persephone with grateful eyes	A
Salutes the Sun 'tis Paradise	A
Then hastens down the dewy meads	A
Past where the herd contented feeds	A
Past where the furrows hide the grain	L
For harvesting of sun and rain	L
To where Demeter patient stands	A
With longing lips and outstretched hands	A
Until the dawning of one face	A
Across the void of time and space	A
Shall bring again her day of grace	A
Rejoice O Earth Rejoice and sing	M
This is the promise of the Spring	M
And this the world's remembering	M

Michael Fairless

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