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A RAIN SONG Tinkle, tinkle, Lightly fall On the peach buds, pink and small; Tip the tiny grass, and twinkle On the clover, green and tall. SWEET HOME TINKLE TINKLE LIGHTLY FALL ON THE PEACH BUDS PINK AND SMALL TIP THE TINY GRASS AND TWINKLE ON THE CLOVER GREEN AND TALL
llion miles from home! Jump off, some one! Quick! and go To the pantry, for, you know, We must have the cookie-jar For our Pullman dining-car! FAIRY RINGS Softly in the gloaming Flitting through the vale, Fairy folk are roaming Over hill and dale. Pixies in the hollow, Elves upon the height, Let us follow, follow Through the paling light. Follow, all unbidden, To the grassy glade Wrapped around and hidden In the forest shade. Hark the elfin tinkle Of their little lutes! Mark the golden twinkle Of their fairy flutes! [Illustration: FAIRY RINGS] See them dancing, dancing, While the silver moon Tips their swiftly glancing Little silver shoon! Tripping, tripping lightly, Where their footprints fall, Look! the grass is brightly Growing green and tall! Springing close, unbroken, In a fairy ring, For to-morrow's token Of their frolicking! THE FIREFLY Flash and flicker and fly away, Trailing light as you flutter far, Are you a lamp for the fairies, say? Or a flake of fire from a falling star?   A RAIN SONG BY EVELEEN'S STEIN RED FOR LEAP OF OX DOT ORG BY 
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