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The Singing Wood
I might have won to the rainbow's end,
But never for all o' me
Shall my feet stray into the Singing Wood
For any fair things that flee . . .
Here on earth are the day and night,
Human women and men—
And oh, 'tis good to be out o' the wood,
Into the world again!