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I have passed the day mid the forest gay	A
In its gorgeous autumn dyes	B
Its tints as bright and as fair to the sight	C
As the hues of our sunset skies	B
And the sun s glad rays veiled by golden haze	D
Streamed down neath its arches grand	E
And with magic power made scene and hour	F
Like a dream of Faerie Land	E
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The emerald sheen of the maple green	G
Is turned to deep rich red	H
And the boughs entwine with the crimson vine	I
That is climbing overhead	H
While like golden sheaves the saffron leaves	J
Of the sycamore strew the ground	K
Neath birches old clad in shimmering gold	L
Or the ash with red berries crowned	K
	-
Stately and tall o er its sisters all	M
Stands the poplar proud and lone	N
Every silvery leaf in restless grief	O
Laments for the summer flown	N
While each oak and elm of the sylvan realm	P
In brilliant garb arrayed	Q
With each other vie neath the autumn sky	R
In beauty of form and shade	Q
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When wearied the gaze with the vivid blaze	D
Of rich tints before it spread	H
Gay orange and gold with shades untold	L
Of glowing carmine and red	H
It can turn mid the scene to the sombre green	G
Of the fir the hemlock the pine	I
Ever keeping their hue and their freshness too	S
Mid the season s swift decline	I
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Though the bird s sweet song that the summer long	T
Hath flowed so sweet and clear	U
Through the cool dim shades of our forest glades	V
No longer charms the ear	W
A witching spell that will please as well	X
As his glad notes may be found	K
In the solemn hush or the leaves soft rush	Y
As they thickly strew the ground	K
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For though they tell of summer s farewell	X
Of their own decay and doom	Z
Of the wild storm cloud and the snow s cold shroud	A2
And the days of winter s gloom	Z
The heart must yield to the power they wield	B2
Alike tender soothing gay	A
The beauties that gleam and that reign supreme	C2
In our woods this autumn day	A

Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon

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