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These are the women whom no man has loved	A
Year after year day after day has moved	B
These hearts with many longings and with tears	C
And with content they have received the years	D
With empty hands expecting no good thing	E
Life has passed by their doors not entering	E
In solitude and without vain desire	F
They have warmed themselves beside a lonely fire	F
And without scorn beheld as in a glass	G
The blown and painted leaves of Beauty pass	G
Their souls have been made fragrant with the spice	H
Of costly virtues lit for sacrifice	H
They have accepted life the unpaid debt	I
And looked for no vain day of reckoning Yet	I
They too in certain windless summer hours	J
Have felt the stir of dreams and dreamed the powers	J
And the exemptions and the miracles	K
And the cruelty of Beauty Citadels	K
Of many walled and deeply moated hearts	K
Have suddenly surrendered to the arts	K
Of so compelling magic entering	E
They have esteemed it but a little thing	E
To have won so great a conquest and with haste	L
They have cast down and utterly laid waste	L
Tower upon tower and sapped their roots with flame	M
And passed on that eternity of shame	M
Which is the way of Beauty on the earth	N
And they have shaken laughter from its mirth	N
To be a sound of trumpets and of horns	K
Crying the battle cry of those red morns	K
Against a sky of triumph On some nights	K
Of delicate Springtide when the hesitant lights	K
Begin to fade and glimmer and grow warm	O
And all the softening air is quick with storm	O
And the ardours of the young year entering in	P
Flush the grey earth with buds when trees begin	P
To feel a trouble mounting from their roots	K
And all their green life blossoming into shoots	K
They too in some obscure unblossoming strife	Q
Have felt the stirring of the sap of life	Q
And they have wept with bowed heads in the street	R
They hear the twittering of little feet	R
The rocking of the cradles in their hearts	K
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This is a mood and as a mood departs	K
With the dried tears and they resume the tale	S
Of the dropt stitches these must never fail	S
For a dream's sake nor for a memory	T
The telling of a patient rosary	T

Arthur Symons

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