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April pride of woodland ways	A
Of glad days	A
April bringing hope of prime	B
To the young flowers that beneath	C
Their bud sheath	C
Are guarded in their tender time	B
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April pride of fields that be	D
Green and free	D
That in fashion glad and gay	E
Stud with flowers red and blue	F
Every hue	F
Their jewelled spring array	E
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April pride of murmuring	G
Winds of spring	G
That beneath the winnowed air	H
Trap with subtle nets and sweet	I
Flora s feet	I
Flora s feet the fleet and fair	H
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April by thy hand caressed	J
From her breast	J
Nature scatters everywhere	H
Handfuls of all sweet perfumes	K
Buds and blooms	K
Making faint the earth and air	H
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April joy of the green hours	L
Clothes with flowers	L
Over all her locks of gold	M
My sweet Lady and her breast	J
With the blest	J
Birds of summer manifold	M
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April with thy gracious wiles	N
Like the smiles	N
Smiles of Venus and thy breath	O
Like her breath the Gods delight	P
From their height	P
They take the happy air beneath	C
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It is thou that of thy grace	Q
From their place	Q
In the far oft isles dost bring	G
Swallows over earth and sea	D
Glad to be	D
Messengers of thee and Spring	G
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Daffodil and eglantine	R
And woodbine	R
Lily violet and rose	S
Plentiful in April fair	H
To the air	H
Their pretty petals do unclose	S
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Nightingales ye now may hear	T
Piercing clear	U
Singing in the deepest shade	V
Many and many a babbled note	W
Chime and float	W
Woodland music through the glade	V
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April all to welcome thee	D
Spring sets free	D
Ancient flames and with low breath	O
Wakes the ashes grey and old	M
That the cold	M
Chilled within our hearts to death	O
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Thou beholdest in the warm	X
Hours the swarm	X
Of the thievish bees that flies	S
Evermore from bloom to bloom	Y
For perfume	Y
Hid away in tiny thighs	S
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Her cool shadows May can boast	Z
Fruits almost	Z
Ripe and gifts of fertile dew	F
Manna sweet and honey sweet	I
That complete	I
Her flower garland fresh and new	F
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Nay but I will give my praise	S
To these days	S
Named with the glad name of Her	A2
That from out the foam o the sea	D
Came to be	D
Sudden light on earth and air	H

Remy Belleau

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