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Browning old fellow	A
Your leaves grow yellow	A
Beginning to mellow	A
As seasons pass	B
Your cover is wrinkled	C
And stained and sprinkled	C
And warped and crinkled	C
From sleep on the grass	B
	-
Is it a wine stain	D
Or only a pine stain	D
That makes such a fine stain	D
On your dull blue	E
Got as we numbered	C
The clouds that lumbered	C
Southward and slumbered	C
When day was through	E
	-
What is the dear mark	F
There like an earmark	F
Only a tear mark	F
A woman let fall	G
As bending over	H
She bade me discover	H
Who plays the lover	H
He loses all	G
	-
With you for teacher	H
We learned love's feature	H
In every creature	H
That roves or grieves	I
When winds were brawling	J
Or bird folk calling	J
Or leaf folk falling	J
About our eaves	I
	-
No law must straiten	D
The ways they wait in	D
Whose spirits greaten	D
And hearts aspire	K
The world may dwindle	L
And summer brindle	L
So love but kindle	L
The soul to fire	H
	-
Here many a red line	D
Or pencilled headline	D
Shows love could wed line	D
To golden sense	M
And something better	H
Than wisdom's fetter	H
Has made your letter	H
Dense to the dense	M
	-
No April robin	D
Nor clacking bobbin	D
Can make of Dobbin	D
A Pegasus	N
But Nature's pleading	J
To man's unheeding	J
Your subtile reading	J
Made clear to us	N
	-
You made us farers	N
And equal sharers	N
With homespun wearers	N
In home made joys	N
You made us princes	N
No plea convinces	N
That spirit winces	N
At dust and noise	N
	-
When Fate was nagging	J
And days were dragging	J
And fancy lagging	J
You gave it scope	O
When eaves were drippy	O
And pavements slippy	O
From Lippo Lippi	O
To Evelyn Hope	O
	-
When winter's arrow	A
Pierced to the marrow	A
And thought was narrow	A
You gave it room	P
We guessed the warder	H
On Roland's border	H
And helped to order	H
The Bishop's Tomb	P
	-
When winds were harshish	Q
And ways were marshish	Q
We found with Karshish	Q
Escape at need	C
Were bold with Waring	J
In far seafaring	J
And strong in snaring	J
Ben Ezra's creed	C
	-
We felt the menace	N
Of lovers pen us	N
Afloat in Venice	N
Devising fibs	N
And little mattered	C
The rain that pattered	C
While Blougram chattered	C
To Gigadibs	N
	-
And we too waited	C
With heart elated	C
And breathing bated	C
For Pippa's song	J
Saw Satan hover	H
With wings to cover	H
Porphyria's lover	H
Pompilia's wrong	J
	-
Long thoughts were started	C
When youth departed	C
From the half hearted	C
Riccardi's bride	C
For saith your fable	L
Great Love is able	L
To slip the cable	L
And take the tide	C
	-
Or truth compels us	N
With Paracelsus	N
Till nothing else is	N
Of worth at all	G
Del Sarto's vision	D
Is our own mission	D
And art's ambition	D
Is God's own call	G
	-
Through all the seasons	N
You gave us reasons	N
For splendid treasons	N
To doubt and fear	R
Bade no foot falter	H
Though weaklings palter	H
And friendships alter	H
From year to year	H
	-
Since first I sought you	E
Found you and bought you	E
Hugged you and brought you	E
Home from Cornhill	G
While some upbraid you	E
And some parade you	E
Nine years have made you	E
My master still	G

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