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Brightly the sun of summer shone	A
Green fields and waving woods upon	B
And soft winds wandered by	C
Above a sky of purest blue	D
Around bright flowers of loveliest hue	D
Allured the gazer's eye	C
But what were all these charms to me	E
When one sweet breath of memory	E
Came gently wafting by	C
I closed my eyes against the day	F
And called my willing soul away	F
From earth and air and sky	C
	-
That I might simply fancy there	G
One little flower a primrose fair	G
Just opening into sight	H
As in the days of infancy	E
An opening primrose seemed to me	E
A source of strange delight	H
	-
Sweet Memory ever smile on me	E
Nature's chief beauties spring from thee	E
Oh still thy tribute bring	I
Still make the golden crocus shine	J
Among the flowers the most divine	J
The glory of the spring	I
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Still in the wall flower's fragrance dwell	K
And hover round the slight blue bell	K
My childhood's darling flower	L
Smile on the little daisy still	M
The buttercup's bright goblet fill	M
With all thy former power	L
	-
For ever hang thy dreamy spell	K
Round mountain star and heather bell	K
And do not pass away	F
From sparkling frost or wreathed snow	N
And whisper when the wild winds blow	N
Or rippling waters play	F
	-
Is childhood then so all divine	J
Or Memory is the glory thine	J
That haloes thus the past	O
Not all divine its pangs of grief	P
Although perchance their stay be brief	P
Are bitter while they last	O
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Nor is the glory all thine own	A
For on our earliest joys alone	A
That holy light is cast	O
With such a ray no spell of thine	J
Can make our later pleasures shine	J
Though long ago they passed	O
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Acton	Q

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