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This is the place where hills loom far, Where the scattered farms and islands are, And all the marching trees; Where fields lie sunny and roads twist brown; Where the wharves are listing and With salt tides round their knees. This is the place where orchard boughs Are seaward crooked, and from each square house Wood-smoke climbs the skies; Where old farm wagons are painted blue, Where every sail has a patch or two, And the windows shine like eyes. |