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The springtime's pallid landscape / Will glow like bright bouquet, / Though drifted deep in parian / The village lies to-day.
The lilacs, bending many a year, / With purple load will hang; / The bees will not forget the tune / Their old forefathers sang.
The rose will redden in the bog, / The aster on the hill / Her everlasting fashion set, / And covenant gentians frill,
Till summer folds her miracle / As women do their gown, / Or priests adjust the symbols / When sacrament is done.