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5. The Lark
However high the lark may soar,
Its nest is on the grassy ground;
It mounts and mounts, yet evermore
Sinks back in showers of joyous sound.
Its nest is on the grassy ground;
It mounts and mounts, yet evermore
Sinks back in showers of joyous sound.
So let my heart rise blithe and free,
So sink again and yet again,
That all my joy in heaven may be,
And all my love may be with men.
So sink again and yet again,
That all my joy in heaven may be,
And all my love may be with men.
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