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Where dips the rocky highland	A
Of Sleuth Wood in the lake	B
There lies a leafy island	A
Where flapping herons wake	B
The drowsy water rats	C
There we've hid our faery vats	C
Full of berries	D
And of reddest stolen cherries	D
Come away O human child	E
To the waters and the wild	E
With a faery hand in hand	F
For the world's more full of weeping than you	G
can understand	F
	-
Where the wave of moonlight glosses	H
The dim grey sands with light	I
Far off by furthest Rosses	H
We foot it all the night	I
Weaving olden dances	H
Mingling hands and mingling glances	H
Till the moon has taken flight	I
To and fro we leap	J
And chase the frothy bubbles	H
While the world is full of troubles	H
And is anxious in its sleep	J
Come away O human child	E
To the waters and the wild	E
With a faery hand in hand	F
For the world's more full of weeping than you	G
can understand	F
	-
Where the wandering water gushes	H
From the hills above Glen Car	K
In pools among the rushes	H
That scarce could bathe a star	K
We seek for slumbering trout	L
And whispering in their ears	H
Give them unquiet dreams	H
Leaning softly out	L
From ferns that drop their tears	H
Over the young streams	H
Come away O human child	E
To to waters and the wild	E
With a faery hand in hand	F
For to world's more full of weeping than you	G
can understand	F
	-
Away with us he's going	M
The solemn eyed	N
He'll hear no more the lowing	M
Of the calves on the warm hillside	N
Or the kettle on the hob	O
Sing peace into his breast	P
Or see the brown mice bob	O
Round and round the oatmeal chest	P
For be comes the human child	E
To the waters and the wild	E
With a faery hand in hand	F
from a world more full of weeping than you	G

William Butler Yeats

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