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I	A
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'Twas in youth that hour of dreaming	B
Round me visions fair were beaming	B
Golden fancies brightly gleaming	B
Such as start to birth	C
When the wandering restless mind	D
Drunk with beauty thinks to find	D
Creatures of a fairy kind	D
Realised on Earth	C
II	A
	-
Then for me in every dell	E
Hamadryads seem'd to dwell	E
They who die as Poets tell	E
Each with her own tree	F
And sweet mermaids low reclining	B
Dim light through their grottos shining	B
Green weeds round their soft limbs twinng	B
Peopled the deep Sea	F
III	A
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Then when moon and stars were fair	G
Nymph like visions fill'd the air	G
With blue wings and golden hair	G
Bending from the skies	H
And each cave by echo haunted	I
In its depth of shadow granted	I
Brightly the Egeria wanted	I
To my eager eyes	H
IV	J
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But those glories pass'd away	K
Earth seem'd left to dull decay	K
And my heart in sadness lay	K
Desolate uncheer'd	I
Like one wrapt in painful sleeping	B
Pining thirsting waaking weeping	B
Watsh thro' Life's dark midnight keeping	B
Till THY form appear'd	I
V	J
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THEN my soul whose erring measure	L
Knew not where to find true pleasure	L
Woke and seized the golden treasure	L
Of thy human love	J
And looking on thy radiant brow	M
My lips in gladness breathed the vow	M
Which angels not more fair than thou	M
Have register'd above	J
VI	J
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And now I take my quiet rest	I
With my head upon thy breast	I
I will make no fiurther quest	I
In Fancy's realms of light	I
Fay nor nymph nor wing emacr d spirit	I
Shall my store of love inherit	I
More thy mortal charm doth merit	I
Than dream however bright	I
VII	J
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And my soul like some sweet bird	I
Whose song at summer eve is heard	I
When the breeze so lightly stirr'd	I
Leaves the branch unbent	I
Sits and all triumphant sings	N
Folding up her brooding wings	N
And gazing out on earthly things	N
With a calm content	I

Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton

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