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I	A
Winters know	B
Easily to shed the snow	B
And the untaught Spring is wise	C
In cowslips and anemones	C
Nature hating art and pains	C
Baulks and baffles plotting brains	C
Casualty and Surprise	C
Are the apples of her eyes	C
But she dearly loves the poor	D
And by marvel of her own	E
Strikes the loud pretender down	F
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For Nature listens in the rose	C
And hearkens in the berry's bell	G
To help her friends to plague her foes	C
And like wise God she judges well	G
Yet doth much her love excel	G
To the souls that never fell	G
To swains that live in happiness	C
And do well because they please	C
Who walk in ways that are unfamed	H
And feats achieve before they're named	H
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II	A
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She is gamesome and good	H
But of mutable mood	H
No dreary repeater now and again	I
She will be all things to all men	I
She who is old but nowise feeble	J
Pours her power into the people	J
Merry and manifold without bar	K
Makes and moulds them what they are	K
And what they call their city way	L
Is not their way but hers	C
And what they say they made to day	L
They learned of the oaks and firs	C
She spawneth men as mallows fresh	M
Hero and maiden flesh of her flesh	M
She drugs her water and her wheat	H
With the flavours she finds meet	H
And gives them what to drink and eat	H
And having thus their bread and growth	N
They do her bidding nothing loath	N
What's most theirs is not their own	E
But borrowed in atoms from iron and stone	E
And in their vaunted works of Art	H
The master stroke is still her part	H

Ralph Waldo Emerson

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