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I	A
	-
Queen for whose house my fathers fought	B
With hopes that rose and fell	C
Red star of boyhood's fiery thought	B
Farewell	C
	-
They gave their lives and I my queen	D
Have given you of my life	E
Seeing your brave star burn high between	D
Men's strife	E
	-
The strife that lightened round their spears	F
Long since fell still so long	G
Hardly may hope to last in years	F
My song	G
	-
But still through strife of time and thought	B
Your light on me too fell	C
Queen in whose name we sang or fought	B
Farewell	C
	-
II	A
	-
There beats no heart on either border	H
Wherethrough the north blasts blow	I
But keeps your memory as a warder	H
His beacon fire aglow	I
	-
Long since it fired with love and wonder	H
Mine for whose April age	J
Blithe midsummer made banquet under	H
The shade of Hermitage	K
	-
Soft sang the burn's blithe notes that gather	H
Strength to ring true	L
And air and trees and sun and heather	H
Remembered you	L
	-
Old border ghosts of fight or fairy	M
Or love or teen	D
These they forgot remembering Mary	M
The Queen	D
	-
III	A
	-
Queen once of Scots and ever of ours	N
Whose sires brought forth for you	L
Their lives to strew your way like flowers	N
Adieu	L
	-
Dead is full many a dead man's name	O
Who died for you this long	G
Time past shall this too fare the same	O
My song	G
	-
	-
But surely though it die or live	P
Your face was worth	Q
All that a man may think to give	R
On earth	Q
	-
No darkness cast of years between	D
Can darken you	L
Man's love will never bid my queen	D
Adieu	L
	-
IV	R
	-
Love hangs like light about your name	O
As music round the shell	C
No heart can take of you a tame	O
Farewell	C
	-
Yet when your very face was seen	D
Ill gifts were yours for giving	S
Love gat strange guerdons of my queen	D
When living	S
	-
O diamond heart unflawed and clear	T
The whole world's crowning jewel	U
Was ever heart so deadly dear	T
So cruel	U
	-
Yet none for you of all that bled	V
Grudged once one drop that fell	C
Not one to life reluctant said	V
Farewell	C
	-
V	R
	-
Strange love they have given you love disloyal	U
Who mock with praise your name	O
To leave a head so rare and royal	U
Too low for praise or blame	O
	-
You could not love nor hate they tell us	W
You had nor sense nor sting	S
In God's name then what plague befell us	W
To fight for such a thing	S
	-
'Some faults the gods will give' to fetter	H
Man's highest intent	X
But surely you were something better	H
Than innocent	Y
	-
No maid that strays with steps unwary	R
Through snares unseen	D
But one to live and die for Mary	R
The Queen	D
	-
VI	R
	-
Forgive them all their praise who blot	Z
Your fame with praise of you	L
Then love may say and falter not	Z
Adieu	L
	-
Yet some you hardly would forgive	R
Who did you much less wrong	G
Once but resentment should not live	R
Too long	G
	-
They never saw your lip's bright bow	A2
Your swordbright eyes	B2
The bluest of heavenly things below	I
The skies	B2
	-
Clear eyes that love's self finds most like	C2
A swordblade's blue	L
A swordblade's ever keen to strike	C2
Adieu	L
	-
VII	R
	-
Though all things breathe or sound of fight	D2
That yet make up your spell	C
To bid you were to bid the light	D2
Farewell	C
	-
Farewell the song says only being	S
A star whose race is run	E2
Farewell the soul says never seeing	S
The sun	E2
	-
Yet wellnigh as with flash of tears	F2
The song must say but so	I
That took your praise up twenty years	F
Ago	I
	-
More bright than stars or moons that vary	R
Sun kindling heaven and hell	C
Here after all these years Queen Mary	R
Farewell	C

Algernon Charles Swinburne

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