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 > In early fall >. 
 
 When the world is still, 
 There comes a call 
 By. river and hill,— 
 
 A breath of the passion 
 
 Of Wilding Land 
 No lips can fashion, 
 
 No heart withstand. 
 
 The scarlet cry 
 
 Of a bugle's wail 
 Goes fading by 
 
 On a lonely trail; 
 
 And the heart of the t«»r 
 
 Is braced and sev 
 In battle geOi^ 
 
 For the agfes yet. 
 
 Once through the arch 
 Of the Autumn wood, 
 
 I saw the march 
 Of a giant brood. 
 
 I heard no tread 
 
 Of the warriors there. 
 But the hills were red 
 
 With the bugles* blare; 
 
 On the shadowy quest 
 That is never done, 
 
 They strode abreast 
 Of the wheeling sun; 
 
 With no retreat. 
 
 Through the hazy flume 
 They marched to beat 
 
 At the gates of dopm; 
 
 For these were they 
 Whom glory sealed 
 
 In the brunt of the fray 
 Qn Sombre Field. 
 
 By a goblin road. 
 
By a goblin road« 
 
 Where the crimson line 
 Of maples glowed 
 
 In the deep blue pine, 
 
 Throng npon'throng 
 They gathered and grew, 
 
 And all day long 
 On the hills they blew. 
 
 And>veril dream 
 Of a host since then, 
 
 Aikl the moving gleam 
 Of marching men. 
 
 My heart is hot 
 
 With the bugles' cry; 
 And tiring not, 
 
 Tho the world go by, 
 
 Possessed and wild, 
 
 I must on and on 
 Like a marching child 
 
 With the warriors wan. 
 
 But the low wind veers, 
 And the sun recedes 
 
 Through the leveled spears 
 Of the river reeds,— 
 
 Back to the dim 
 
 Auroral vast 
 Pale twilight rim 
 
 Of the world at last. 
 
 To the great release, 
 
 Where all trails wend, 
 And there is peace 
 ^ At the Autumn's end. 
 
 To that still land 
 
 All things depart; 
 The fondling hand 
 
 And the foolish heart; 
 
 The dear spent youth 
 Of triumph and hate; 
 
 The dear bought truth 
 From the lips>f fate; 
 
 The beautiful ghost 
 Qf a perished prime. 
 
 Wandered and lost 
 On the moors of time; 
 
 The April days 
 With their shining hours, 
 
With their shining hours, 
 The woodland ways 
 And the forest flowers; 
 
 The stir that wakes 
 In a swallow's wing 
 
 When slumber aches 
 At the heart of Spring; 
 
 The pulse that swells 
 In sapling and seed 
 
 When the frozen wells 
 Of the North are freed; 
 
 The sigh that passed 
 In a lull of the rain 
 
 To the outer vast, 
 On the long>efrain; 
 
 The grievous plight 
 Of the whippoorwiUs, 
 
 Teasing the night 
 In the summer hills; 
 
 The hermit thrush 
 With his golden dream; 
 
 The murmuring hush 
 Of the arrowy stream; 
 
 The noonday rest 
 Of the drowsy hern; 
 
 The unknown quest 
 Of the wandering tern; 
 
 iSplendor and scorn 
 And ruin and sleep; 
 
 The windy morn 
 And the blue deep; 
 
 Tjiie drift sea-fogs 
 That whiten the sun; 
 
 The piping frogs 
 In Spring begun; 
 
 The core of life 
 
 In a buried hope, 
 That sprang to strife 
 
 In the larger scope, 
 
 And warred on doom 
 To the bitter end, . 
 
 In the outer gloom 
 With death for friend; 
 
 Through the open door, 
 The days untold 
 
Through the open door, 
 
 The days untold 
 That come no more 
 
 Though Spring grows old : 
 
 All these go down 
 
 To night on the hills; 
 And their renown. 
 
 As a babble of rills, 
 
 Through the lips of fame 
 
 Shall pass and die. 
 Bat one clear name 
 
 Isa thing to cry 
 
 In the bugles of God, 
 When the brave are fiew 
 
 And the flowering sod 
 Has a crimson dew, 
 
 Till the heart of man / 
 
 Is at rest and set free, 
 And time is a span y ' 
 
 Of the wind on the sea. 
 
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 N»V yowt CiTT, Jaly, 1891. 
 
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