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    The poem is a playful exchange between July and May questioning where spring and summer elements have gone. July asks May where the flowers, seeds and buds from spring now are, to which May replies by asking July to show her winter elements like snow, bells and jays instead. The year finally interjects to say that the spring and summer elements are "Here."

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    The poem is a playful exchange between July and May questioning where spring and summer elements have gone. July asks May where the flowers, seeds and buds from spring now are, to which May replies by asking July to show her winter elements like snow, bells and jays instead. The year finally interjects to say that the spring and summer elements are "Here."

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    The poem is a playful exchange between July and May questioning where spring and summer elements have gone. July asks May where the flowers, seeds and buds from spring now are, to which May replies by asking July to show her winter elements like snow, bells and jays instead. The year finally interjects to say that the spring and summer elements are "Here."

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    Answer July

    by Emily Dickinson

    Answer July Where is the Bee Where is the Blush Where is the Hay? Ah, said July Where is the Seed Where is the Bud Where is the May Answer Thee Me Nay said the May Show me the Snow Show me the Bells Show me the Jay! Quibbled the Jay Where be the Maize Where be the Haze Where be the Bur? Here said the Year

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