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Tide on Grand Pré: A Book of Lyrics
by
Bliss Carman
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IN
LYRIC SEASON
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THE
lyric April time is forth
With lyric mornings,
frost and sun;
From leaguers vast
of night undone
Auroral mild new stars are born.
And ever at the year’s return,
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Along
the valleys gray with rime,
Thou leadest as of
old, where time
Can naught but follow to thy sway,
The trail is far through leagues of spring,
And long the quest
to the white core
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Of
harvest quiet, yet once more
I gird me to the old unrest.
I know I shall not ever meet
Thy still regard
across the year,
And yet I know thou
wilt draw near,
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the last hour of pain and loss
Drifts out to slumber, and the deeps
Of nightfall feel
God’s had unbar
His lyric April,
star by star,
And the lost twilight land reveal.
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