The
water melon days have come,
The best of all the year;
And
now the freckled country boy
Is full of autumn cheer.
The
days may melancholy be,
As poets yearly sing,
When
leaves are falling from the trees,
And little birds take wing.
But
all the melancholy ones
That we can seem to catch,
Are
those poor farmers who have tilled
A water melon patch.
Aug.
21, 1904
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