Nature sometimes sears a Sapling
Nature sometimes sears a Sapling
Sometimes scalps a Tree
Her Green People recollect it
When they do not die
Fainter Leaves to Further Seasons
Dumbly testify
We who have the Souls
Die oftener Not so vitally





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