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It is a sultry day the sun has drunk	A
The dew that lay upon the morning grass	B
There is no rustling in the lofty elm	C
That canopies my dwelling and its shade	D
Scarce cools me All is silent save the faint	E
And interrupted murmur of the bee	F
Settling on the sick flowers and then again	G
Instantly on the wing The plants around	H
Feel the too potent fervours the tall maize	I
Rolls up its long green leaves the clover droops	I
Its tender foliage and declines its blooms	I
But far in the fierce sunshine tower the hills	I
With all their growth of woods silent and stern	J
As if the scorching heat and dazzling light	K
Were but an element they loved Bright clouds	I
Motionless pillars of the brazen heaven	L
Their bases on the mountains their white tops	I
Shining in the far ether fire the air	M
With a reflected radiance and make turn	J
The gazer's eye away For me I lie	N
Languidly in the shade where the thick turf	O
Yet virgin from the kisses of the sun	L
Retains some freshness and I woo the wind	P
That still delays its coming Why so slow	Q
Gentle and voluble spirit of the air	M
Oh come and breathe upon the fainting earth	R
Coolness and life Is it that in his caves	I
He hears me See on yonder woody ridge	S
The pine is bending his proud top and now	T
Among the nearer groves chestnut and oak	U
Are tossing their green boughs about He comes	I
Lo where the grassy meadow runs in waves	I
The deep distressful silence of the scene	V
Breaks up with mingling of unnumbered sounds	I
And universal motion He is come	W
Shaking a shower of blossoms from the shrubs	I
And bearing on their fragrance and he brings	I
Music of birds and rustling of young boughs	I
And sound of swaying branches and the voice	I
Of distant waterfalls All the green herbs	I
Are stirring in his breath a thousand flowers	I
By the road side and the borders of the brook	X
Nod gayly to each other glossy leaves	I
Are twinkling in the sun as if the dew	Y
Were on them yet and silver waters break	Z
Into small waves and sparkle as he comes	I

William Cullen Bryant

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