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WE lit a fire and straightway camped	A
And all night long	B
We heard the river sing its song	B
Our horses fed and neighed and stamped	A
But else o'er all	C
A haunted silence seemed to fall	C
The gum trees raised their lofty crests	D
So high it seemed	E
They mingled with the stars and dreamed	E
As when a tired bird sinks and rests	D
At end of day	F
Head couched on arm full length we lay	F
But Nature would not let us sleep	G
She loved so well	H
To talk and had such things to tell	H
Her fire fly lamps within the deep	G
Green gullies shone	I
One moment and the next were gone	J
The smooth white trunks of ancient trees	K
In stately pride	L
Marched up the rugged mountain side	L
No leaf fell fluttering on the breeze	K
But everywhere	M
A stillness charmed the midnight air	M
And as we lay without a word	N
In silence camped	A
Our horses in the darkness stamped	A
At first it seemed a timid bird	N
Sang soft below	O
And then we listened breathing low	O
We heard elusive strange and shy	P
A song arise	Q
The river voicing many cries	Q
At first it was a human cry	P
Of sad unrest	R
Of one cast down and sore distressed	R
And then an elfin chant it raised	S
As when men cry	P
'We've silks to sell who'll buy who'll buy '	T
And goods were cried and wares were praised	S
It seemed like some	U
Far market place in Fairydom	U
Yet ever through the chorus stole	V
The sore distressed	R
Faint human note of sad unrest	R
We woke and saw the morning roll	V
In waves of gold	W
Upon the mountains green and bold	W
Birds sang flowers laughed the grass was green	X
The sky above	Y
Bent over arching earth with love	Y
And riding through that woodland scene	X
Of rocks and rills	Q
We heard the cattle in the hills	Q

Roderic Quinn

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