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To H W M	A
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Between the springs of six and seven	B
Two fresh years' fountains clear	C
Of all but golden sand for leaven	B
Child midway passing here	D
As earth for love's sake dares bless heaven	B
So dare I bless you dear	C
Between two bright well heads that brighten	B
With every breath that blows	E
Too loud to lull too low to frighten	B
But fain to rock the rose	E
Your feet stand fast your lit smiles lighten	B
That might rear flowers from snows	E
You came when winds unleashed were snarling	F
Behind the frost bound hours	G
A snow bird sturdier than the starling	F
A storm bird fledged for showers	G
That spring might smile to find you darling	F
First born of all the flowers	G
Could love make worthy things of worthless	H
My song were worth an ear	D
Its note should make the days most mirthless	H
The merriest of the year	C
And wake to birth all buds yet birthless	H
To keep your birthday dear	C
But where your birthday brightens heaven	B
No need has earth God knows	H
Of light or warmth to melt or leaven	B
The frost or fog that glows	H
With sevenfold heavenly lights of seven	B
Sweet springs that cleave the snows	H
Could love make worthy music of you	I
And match my Master's powers	H
Had even my love less heart to love you	I
A better song were ours	H
With all the rhymes like stars above you	I
And all the words like flowers	H

Algernon Charles Swinburne

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