I will remember my childhood sometimes: a house over a quiet river,
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And the fog at the sprawling willows...
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And in the garden, overripe, on a moonlit night from the trees
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The White Pouring fell on the grass.
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White apples of the side, as if from milk,
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As if the moons were quiet in the grass...
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And frozen at the window, I look like the moon,
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Gives light to white apples.
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And frozen at the window, I look like the moon,
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Light gives its white apples ...
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My childhood, summer in the village,
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Starry night over the river.
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Tree branches in the distance
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They wave me sad leaves.
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And, falling asleep, I had a dream, how I was flying, weightless,
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For some obscure motive.
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And in the garden, overripe, on a moonlit night from the trees,
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The White Pouring fell on the grass.
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So I see since then, the nights are a lunar pattern,
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And a mysterious fairy garden.
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But it is so far away, this garden over the river,
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Where in the grass of the moon the whites sleep...
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But it is so far away, this garden over the river,
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Where in the grass of the moon the whites sleep...
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My childhood, summer in the village,
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Starry night over the river.
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Tree branches in the distance
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They wave me sad leaves.
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My childhood, summer in the village,
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Starry night over the river.
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Tree branches in the distance
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They wave me sad leaves. |