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THE OHAVE-TBEE 
 
 Lit me burr • ncarlet muole 
 
 For the gT«Te-tr«» «t my herni. 
 With the qiiiel >ud brhind It, 
 
 In the yt«n when I «m dead 
 
 I/^t me hare it for a atinial. 
 
 Where the long vrimls stream and atream. 
 Clear acrnaa Ihf dim blue distance, 
 
 LIkii a born blown In a dream; 
 
 Scarlet when the April »angiiard 
 
 Hnalea lip the jnKxanl "prlnn. 
 Scarlet when the l)annered autumn 
 
 Marcbea bj anwavering. 
 
 It will comfort me with honey 
 When the ahluliia rlfta and iihower< 
 
 ,Sweep B'^ross the purple valley 
 And hrlnu back the forest flowera. 
 
 I*, will be my leafy cabin, 
 
 Larije enough when June return* 
 And I hear the golden thrushea 
 
 Flnte and healtate by turns. 
 
 And In fall, aome yellow morning, 
 
 When the Htealthy frost U come, 
 lieaf by leaf It will befriend me 
 
 An with comrades going borne. 
 
 Let me have the Silent Valley 
 
 And the hill that fronts the east. 
 So that I can watch the morning 
 
 Re<lden and tbe stars released. 
 
 Leave me In the Great Tvone Country. 
 
 For I shall not be afraid 
 With the 'hy moo.se and the beaver 
 
 There within my scarlet shade. 
 
 I would sleep, but not too soundly. 
 Where the sunnlnti partridge drums. 
 
 Till the crickets hush before him 
 When the Scarlet Hunter comes. 
 
 That will be in warm Septemtier, 
 
 In the stilliiesa of the year, 
 When the rlverblue is deepest 
 
 And the other world is near. 
 
 When the apples burn their reddest 
 
 And the com is in the sheaves, 
 I shall s'lr and wakeu lightly 
 
 At n footfall in the leaves. 
 
 It will be the Scarlet Hunter 
 
 Come to tell me time Is done ; 
 On the idle hills forever 
 
 There will stand the idle sun. 
 
 There the wind will stay to whisper 
 
 Many wonders to the reeds; 
 Bnt I shall not fear to follow 
 
 Where my Scarlet Hunter leads. 
 
 I shall know him In the darkling 
 
 Murmnr of the river har.«. 
 While his feet are on the mountains 
 
 Treading out the smoldering atars. 
 
 I shall know him In the sunshine. 
 
 Sleeping in my scarlet tree, 
 Long before he halts Iteside It 
 
 Stooping down to summon me. 
 Then fear not. my friends, to leave me 
 
 In the boding autumn vast; 
 There are many things to think of 
 
 When the roving days arc past. 
 
 Iieave me by the scarlet maple, 
 When the journeying shadows fail. 
 
 Waiting till the Scarlet Hunter 
 Pass upon the endlef*s trail. 
 
 THE WIND AND THE TREE. 
 
 The lover wind is away, away. 
 
 Leaving a sigh for the lady tree; 
 But his hesrt Is out in the golden bay 
 
 Trampling the peri'ous floors of sea. 
 
 The lady tree from her hinely hill 
 Send* a sigh through the world to roam. 
 
 The wind's wild way, at the wind's sweet will . 
 But her heart abides at home, at borne. 
 
 O lover wind and lady tree, 
 How the old sun must laugh at you, 
 
 Seeing all foolish things must be 
 Till this round earth ia made anew. 
 
 SEVEN WIND BONOS. 
 
 \oic thete nre Uit teren wind sonfl* 
 for Olaf UjnruHirri'a dtaUt, 
 
 Blown OiroMflh the retiU nf the river, 
 A tt0h of the tcortd't last breath. 
 
 Where the lUcktring red oufwo* 
 Out on the dark tireet hlllt 
 
 Follow all ni.{;M through the forest 
 Thr cry of the ithipponniHllf. 
 
 For the meanlngt of Hie nre many. 
 
 But thf purpose of love It one. 
 J»i<rnei/(ng, f.irri/lno, lonely 
 
 At the tea wind or the tun. 
 
 Wind of the Northern land, 
 
 Wind of the sea, 
 No more his dearest hand 
 
 Comes hack to me. 
 
 Wind of the Northern gloom. 
 
 Wind of the sea. 
 Wandering waifs of doom • 
 
 Feckless are we. 
 
 Wind of the Northern land. 
 
 Wind of the sea, 
 I can not understand 
 
 How these things be. 
 
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 Wind of the low red morn 
 
 At the world's end. 
 Over the standing corn 
 
 Whisper and bend. 
 
 Then through the low red morn 
 
 At the world's end, 
 Far out from sorrow's bourne. 
 
 Down glory's trend, 
 
 Tell the last years forlorn 
 
 At the world's end. 
 Of my one peerless-born 
 
 Comrade and frien'i. 
 
 III. 
 
 Wind of the April stars. 
 
 Wind of the dawn. 
 Whether God nenrs or fa.s, 
 
 He lived »nd shone. 
 
 Wind ot the April night. 
 
 Wind of the dawn. 
 No more my heart's delight 
 
 B igles me on. 
 
 Wind of the April r.iin, 
 
 W 'd ot the dawn. 
 Lull the old world from pain 
 
 Till pain be gone. 
 
 Wind of the summer noon. 
 
 Wind of the hills, 
 Gently the hand of June 
 
 Stays thee and "tills. 
 
 Far olT, untouched by tears. 
 
 Raptures or ills. 
 Sleeps he a thousand years 
 
 Out on the hills. 
 
 Wind of the summer noon, 
 
 ■Wind of the hills. 
 Is the land fair and boon 
 
 Whither he wills' 
 
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 Wind of the gulfs of night. 
 
 Wind of the sea. 
 Where the pale streamers light 
 
 My world for me,— 
 
 Breath of the wintry Norns, 
 Frost-touch or sleep,— 
 
 He whom my spirit mourns 
 Deep beyond deep 
 
 To tbe last void and dim 
 
 Where ages stream- 
 Is there no room for blm 
 
 In all this dream • 
 
 VI. 
 
 Wind of the outer waste. 
 
 Threne of the world. 
 Leash of the stars unlaced. 
 
 Morning unfurled, 
 
 Somewhere at God's great need. 
 
 I know not how. 
 With the old strength and speed 
 
 He ia come now ; 
 
 Therefore my aoul Is glad 
 
 With the old pride, 
 Tho this small life Is sad 
 
 Hare in my side. 
 
 VII. 
 Wind of the driven snow, 
 
 Wind of the sea. 
 On a long trail and alow 
 
 Farers are we. 
 
 Wind of tbe Northern gloom. 
 
 Wind of the sea. 
 Shall I one day resume 
 
 HIi love for me f 
 
 Wind of the driven snow. 
 
 Wind of the sea, 
 Then should thy vagrant know 
 
 How these things be. 
 
 Thete nrc the seoen irtnd «on{7« 
 
 for Olaf llJSrward't rest. 
 Prom the hdls of the Scarlet Uunter 
 
 And the trail of the endless quM. 
 
 The u'cllt of the tunrlte hearken. 
 
 They u<ilt for a year and a day 
 Only the calm ture thruthe* 
 
 Flutlno the world away! 
 
 For the hntk of life i» sorroic ; 
 
 But the kernels of joy remofn, 
 Tccmlni; and blind ami eternal 
 
 A» the hill wind or the roln. 
 ai. tvovar, ism. 
 
 OVERtOED. 
 
 irvh'lia KV/HOV ct' hif. 
 LoRn of the graas and hill. 
 
 Lord of the rain, 
 White overlord of will. 
 
 Master of psin, 
 
 I who am dust and air 
 Blown through the halls of death 
 
 Like a pale ghost of prayer— 
 I am thy breath. 
 
 Lord of the blade and leaf. 
 
 Lord of the bloom, 
 Sheer overlord of grief. 
 
 Master of doom. 
 
 Lonely as wind or snow, 
 ThrL igh the vague world and dli» 
 
 Vagrant and glad I go; 
 I am thy whim. 
 
 liOrd of the storm and lull. 
 
 Lord of the aea, 
 I am thy broken gull 
 
 Blown far alec. 
 
 Lord of the harvest dew. 
 
 Lord of tbe dawn, 
 
 Star of the paling blue 
 
 Darkling and gone. 
 
 Lost on the mountain height 
 Where the first winds are stirred. 
 
 Out of the wells of night 
 I am thy word. 
 
 Lord of the haunted hush 
 
 Where raptures throng, 
 I am thy hermit thrush 
 
 Ending no song. 
 
 Lord of the frost and cold. 
 
 Lord of tbe north. 
 When the red sun grows old. 
 
 And day goes forth, 
 
 I shall put off this girth- 
 Go glad and free. 
 
 Earth to my mother earth, 
 Spirit to thee. 
 
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