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Upon the meadow land rests now the noon.
No wing, track, shadow in the blue and green.
Smoke whitens in the sun, grows thin, and soon
no more is seen.

I have a whirlpool chiming in my ear;
perhaps the distant shepherd bells; and hark!
amidst the blue suspended, I can hear
carol of lark.
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