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I had remarked how sharply one observes	A
When life is disappearing round the curves	A
Of yet another corner out of sight	B
I had remarked when it was good luck and good night	B
And a good journey to you on her face	C
Certain enigmas penned in the hieroglyphs	D
Of that half frown and queer fixed smile and trace	C
Of clouded thought in those brown eyes	E
Always so happily clear of hows and ifs	D
My poor bleared mind and haunting whys	E
	-
There I stood holding her farewell hand	F
Pressing my life and soul and all	G
The world to one good bye till small	G
And smaller pressed why there I'd stand	F
Dead when they vanished with the sight of her	H
And I saw that she had grown aware	I
Queer puzzled face of other things	J
Beyond the present and her own young speed	K
Of yesterday and what new days might breed	K
Monstrously when the future brings	J
A charger with your late lamented head	L
Aware of other people's lives and will	M
Aware perhaps aware even of me	N
The joyous hope of it But still	M
I pitied her for it was sad to see	N
A goddess shorn of her divinity	N
In the midst of her speed she had made pause	O
And doubts with all their threat of claws	O
Outstripped till now by her unconsciousness	P
Had seized on her she was proved mortal now	Q
Live only live For you were meant	R
Never to know a thought's distress	S
But a long glad astonishment	T
At the world's beauty and your own	U
The pity of you goddess grown	U
Perplexed and mortal	V
Yet yet can it be	N
That she is aware perhaps even of me	N
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And life recedes recedes the curve is bare	I
My handkerchief flutters blankly in the air	I
And the question rumbles in the void	W
Was she aware was she after all aware	I

Aldous Leonard Huxley

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