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To the heart to the heart the white petals	A
Quietly fall	B
Memory is a little wind and magical	C
The dreaming hours	D
As a breath they fall as a sigh	E
Green garden hours too langorous to waken	F
White leaves of blossomy tree wind shaken	F
As a breath a sigh	E
As the slow white drift	G
Of a butterfly	E
Flower wings falling wings of branches	H
One after one at wind's droop dipping	I
Then with the lift	G
Of the air's soft breath in sudden avalanches	J
Slipping	I
Quietly quietly the June wind flings	K
White wings	K
White petals past the footpath flowers	D
Adown my dreaming hours	D
At the heart at the heart the butterfly settles	A
As a breath a sigh	E
Fall the petals of hours of the white leafed flowers	D
Fall the petalled wings of the butterfly	E
To my heart to my heart the white petals	A
Quietly fall	B
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To the years other years old and wistful	C
Drifts my dream	L
Petal patined the dream white mistful	C
As the dew sweet haunt of the dim whitebeam	L
Because of memory a little wind	M
It is the gossamer float of the butterfly	C
This drift of dream	L
From the sweet of to day to the sweet	N
Of days long drifted by	C
It is the drift of the butterfly it is the fleet	N
Drift of petals which my noon has thinned	O
It is the ebbing out of my life of the petals of days	P
To the years other years drifts my dream	L
Through the haze	P
Of summers long ago	Q
Love's entrancements flow	Q
A blue green pageant of earth	R
A green blue pageant of sky	C
As a stream	L
Flooding back with lovely delta to my heart	S
Lo the petalled leafage is finer under the feet	N
The coarse soil with a rainbow's worth	R
Of delicate colours lies enamelled	N
Translucently glowing shining	I
Each balmy breath of the hours	D
From eastern gleam to westward gloam	L
Is meaning full as the falling flowers	D
It is a crystal syllable	C
For love's defining	I
It is love alone can spell	C
Yea Love remains after this drift of days	P
Love is here Love is not dumb	L
The touch of a silken hand comradely untrammelled	N
Is in the sunlight a bright glance	T
On every ripple of yonder waterways	P
A whisper in the dance	T
Of green shadows	U
Nor shall the sunlight be shut out even from the dark	V
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Beyond the garden heavy oaks are buoyant on the meadows	U
Their rugged bark	V
No longer rough	W
But chastened and refined in the glowing eyes of Love	X
Around us the petals fulfil	C
Their measure and fall precious the petals are still	C
For Love they once were gathered they are gathered for Love again	Y
Whose glance is on the water	Z
Whose whisper is in the green shadows	U
In the same comrade hand whose touch is in the sunlight	N
They are lying again	Y
Here Love is Love only of all things outstays	U
The drift of petals the drift of days	U
Petals of hours	U
Of white leafed flowers	U
Petalled wings of the butterfly	C
Drifting quietly drifting by	C
As a breath a sigh	C

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