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Swift changed to storm tones is the golden air,

And shut the heavens with the descending veil

Of cloud,—here warm and brown, there cold and pale,

White-veined with sudden fire and red with glare.

Now falls the twisted rain, like unbound hair,

Dusking the wooded hills and mountain trail,

Now, marshalled by the trumpets of the gale,

Sweeps wide with level lances to their blare.

O rain cloud, minister of cooling dew

To waiting harvests sheathed in mystery,

Bearer of blessed balms for fevered ills!

Thy rending veil breaks on the holiest blue,

All quick and palpitant as angels see,

And God's smile falls upon the breathing hills.