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Kiss me Miami thou most constant one	A
I love thee more for that thou changest not	B
When Winter comes with frigid blast	C
Or when the blithesome Spring is past	C
And Summer's here with sunshine hot	B
Or in sere Autumn thou has still the pow'r	D
To charm alike whate'er the hour	E
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Kiss me Miami with thy dewy lips	F
Throbs fast my heart e'en as thine own breast beats	G
My soul doth rise as rise thy waves	H
As each on each the dark shore laves	H
And breaks in ripples and retreats	H
There is a poem in thine every phase	H
Thou still has sung through all thy days	H
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Tell me Miami how it was with thee	I
When years ago Tecumseh in his prime	J
His birch boat o'er thy waters sent	K
And pitched upon thy banks his tent	K
In that long gone poetic time	J
Did some bronze bard thy flowing stream sit by	L
And sing thy praises e'en as I	L
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Did some bronze lover 'neath this dark old tree	I
Whisper of love unto his Indian maid	M
And didst thou list his murmurs deep	N
And in thy bosom safely keep	N
The many raging vows they said	O
Or didst thou tell to fish and frog and bird	P
The raptured scenes that there occurred	P
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But O dear stream what volumes thou couldst tell	Q
To all who know thy language as I do	R
Of life and love and jealous hate	S
But now to tattle were too late	S
Thou who hast ever been so true	R
Tell not to every passing idler here	T
All those sweet tales that reached thine ear	T
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But silent stream speak out and tell me this	H
I say that men and things are still the same	U
Were men as bold to do and dare	V
Were women then as true and fair	V
Did poets seek celestial flame	U
The hero die to gain a laureled brow	W
And women suffer then as now	W

Paul Laurence Dunbar

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