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This April sun has wakened into cheer / The wintry paths of thought, and tinged with gold / These threadbare leaves of fancy brown and old. / This is for us the wakening of the year / And May's sweet breath will draw the waiting soul / To where in distance lies the longed-for goal.
The summer life will still all questioning, / The leaves will whisper peace, and calm will be / The wild, vast, blue, illimitable sea. / And we shall hush our murmurings, and bring / To Nature, green below and blue above, / A whole life's worshipping, a whole life's love.