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Once more the windless days are here	A
Quiet of autumn when the year	B
Halts and looks backward and draws breath	C
Before it plunges into death	C
Silver of mist and gossamers	D
Through shine of noonday's glassy gold	E
Pale blue of skies where nothing stirs	D
Save one blanched leaf weary and old	E
That over and over slowly falls	D
From the mute elm trees hanging on air	F
Like tattered flags along the walls	D
Of chapels deep in sunlit prayer	F
Once more Within its flawless glass	D
To day reflects that other day	G
When under the bracken on the grass	D
We who were lovers happily lay	G
And hardly spoke or framed a thought	H
That was not one with the calm hills	D
And crystal sky Ourselves were nought	H
Our gusty passions our burning wills	D
Dissolved in boundlessness and we	I
Were almost bodiless almost free	I
	-
The wind has shattered silver and gold	H
Night after night of sparkling cold	H
Orion lifts his tangled feet	H
From where the tossing branches beat	H
In a fine surf against the sky	J
So the trance ended and we grew	K
Restless we knew not how or why	J
And there were sudden gusts that blew	K
Our dreaming banners into storm	L
We wore the uncertain crumbling form	L
Of a brown swirl of windy leaves	D
A phantom shape that stirs and heaves	D
Shuddering from earth to fall again	M
With a dry whisper of withered rain	N
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Last from the dead and shrunken days	D
We conjured spring lighting the blaze	D
Of burnished tulips in the dark	O
And from black frost we struck a spark	O
Of blue delight and fragrance new	K
A little world of flowers and dew	K
Winter for us was over and done	P
The drought of fluttering leaves had grown	Q
Emerald shining in the sun	P
As light as glass as firm as stone	Q
Real once more for we had passed	H
Through passion into thought again	M
Shaped our desires and made that fast	H
Which was before a cloudy pain	N
Moulded the dimness fixed defined	H
In a fair statue strong and free	I
Twin bodies flaming into mind	H
Poised on the brink of ecstasy	I

Aldous Leonard Huxley

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