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I heard the swallow sing in the eaves and rose	A
All in a strange delight while others slept	B
And down the creaking stair alone tip toes	A
So carefully I crept	B
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The house was dark with silly blinds yet drawn	C
But outside the clean air was filled with light	D
And underneath my feet the cold wet lawn	C
With dew was twinkling bright	D
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The cobwebs hung from every branch and spray	E
Gleaming with pearly strands of laden thread	F
And long and still the morning shadows lay	E
Across the meadows spread	F
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At that pure hour when yet no sound of man	G
Stirs in the whiteness of the wakening earth	H
Alone through innocent solitudes I ran	G
Singing aloud for mirth	H
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Till I had found the open mountain heath	I
Yellow with gorse and rested there and stood	J
To gaze upon the misty sea beneath	I
Or on the neighbouring wood	J
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That little wood of hazel and tall pine	K
And youngling fir where oft we have loved to see	L
The level beams of early morning shine	K
Freshly from tree to tree	L
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Through the denser wood there's many a pool	M
Of deep and night born shadow lingers yet	N
Where the new wakened flowers are damp and cool	M
And the long grass is wet	N
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In the sweet heather long I rested there	O
Looking upon the dappled early sky	P
When suddenly from out the shining air	O
A god came flashing by	P
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Swift naked eager pitilessly fair	O
With a live crown of birds about his head	F
Singing and fluttering and his fiery hair	O
Far out behind him spread	F
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Streamed like a rippling torch upon the breeze	Q
Of his own glorious swiftness in the grass	R
He bruised no feathery stalk and through the trees	Q
I saw his whiteness pass	R
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But when I followed him beyond the wood	J
Lo He was changed into a solemn bull	S
That there upon the open pasture stood	J
And browsed his lazy full	S

C. S. Lewis

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