"seamew" meaning in English

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          "text": "Now dance the lights on lawn and lea,\nThe flocks are whiter down the vale,\nAnd milkier every milky sail\nOn winding stream or distant sea;\nWhere now the seamew pipes, or dives\nIn yonder greening gleam, and fly\nThe happy birds, that change their sky\nTo build and brood",
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