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Life is not all for effort there are hours	A
When fancy breaks from the exacting will	B
And rebel though takes schoolboy's holiday	C
Rejoicing in its idle strength 'Tis then	D
And only at such moments that we know	E
The treasure of hours gone scenes once beheld	C
Sweet voices and words bright and beautiful	F
Impetuous deeds that woke the God within us	G
The loveliness of forms and thoughts and colors	A
A moment marked and then as soon forgotten	H
These things are ever near us laid away	C
Hidden and waiting the appropriate times	I
In the quiet garner house of memory	J
There in the silent unaccounted depth	K
Beneath the heated strainage and the rush	L
That teem the noisy surface of the hours	A
All things that ever touched us are stored up	M
Growing more mellow like sealed wine with age	N
We thought them dead and they are but asleep	O
In moments when the heart is most at rest	C
And least expectant from the luminous doors	P
And sacred dwelling place of things unfeared	C
They issue forth and we who never knew	Q
Till then how potent and how real they were	R
Take them and wonder and so bless the hour	R
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Such gifts are sweetest when unsought To me	J
As I was loitering lately in my dreams	S
Passing from one remembrance to another	R
Like him who reads upon an outstretched map	T
Content and idly happy these rose up	M
Out of that magic well stored picture house	U
No dream rather a thing most keenly real	V
The memory of a moment when with feet	C
Arrested and spell bound and captured eyes	W
Made wide with joy and wonder I beheld	C
The spaces of a white and wintery land	C
Swept with the fire of sunset all its width	X
Vale forest town and misty eminence	Y
A miracle of color and of beauty	C
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I had walked out as I remember now	Z
With covered ears for the bright air was keen	A2
To southward up the gleaming snow packed fields	B2
With the snowshoer's long rejoicing stride	C
Marching at ease It was a radiant day	C
In February the month of the great struggle	F
'Twixt sun and frost when with advancing spears	C2
The glittering golden vanguard of the spring	D2
Holds the broad winter's yet unbroken rear	E2
In long closed wavering contest Thin pale threads	F2
Like streaks of ash across the far off blue	Q
Were drawn nor seemed to move A brooding silence	Y
Kept all the land a stillness as of sleep	O
But in the east the grey and motionless woods	G2
Watching the great sun's fiery slow decline	H2
Grew deep with gold To westward all was silver	R
An hour had passed above me I had reached	C
The loftiest level of the snow piled fields	B2
Clear eyed but unobservant noting not	C
That all the plain beneath me and the hills	I2
Took on a change of colour splendid gradual	F
Leaving no spot the same nor that the sun	H
Now like a fiery torrent overflamed	C
The great line of the west Ere yet I turned	C
With long stride homeward being heated	C
With the loose swinging motion weary too	C
Nor uninclined to rest a buried fence	J2
Whose topmost log just shouldered from the snow	E
Made me a seat and thence with heated cheeks	K2
Grazed by the northwind's edge of stinging ice	L2
I looked far out upon the snow bound waste	C
The lifting hills and intersecting forests	M2
The scarce marked courses of the buried streams	S
And as I looked I list memory of the frost	C
Transfixed with wonder overborne with joy	N2
I saw them in their silence and their beauty	C
Swept by the sunset's rapid hand of fire	R
Sudden mysterious every moment deepening	D2
To some new majesty of rose or flame	O2
The whole broad west was like molten sea	C
Of crimson In the north the light lined hills	I2
Were veiled far off as with a mist of rose	P2
Wondrous and soft Along the darkening east	C
The gold of all the forests slowly changed	C
To purple In the valley far before me	C
Low sunk in sapphire shadows from its hills	I2
Softer and lovelier than an opening flower	R
Uprose a city with its sun touched towers	A
A bunch of amethysts	A
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Like one spell bound	C
Caught in the presence of some god I stood	C
Nor felt the keen wind and the deadly air	Q2
But watched the sun go down and watched the gold	C
Fade from the town and the withdrawing hills	A
Their westward shapes athwart the dusky red	C
Freeze into sapphire saw the arc of rose	A
Rise ever higher in the violet east	C
Above the frore front of the uprearing night	C
Remorsefully soft and sweet Then I awoke	R2
As from a dream and from my shoulders shook	S2
The warning chill till then unfelt unfeared	C

Archibald Lampman

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