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'Oh sad thy lot before I came	A
But sadder when I go	B
My presence but a flash of flame	A
A transitory glow	B
Between two barren wastes like snow	B
What wilt thou do when I am gone	C
Where wilt thou rest my dear	D
For cold thy bed to rest upon	E
And cold the falling year	D
Whose withered leaves are lost and sere '	F
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She hushed the baby at her breast	G
She rocked it on her knee	H
'And I will rest my lonely rest	G
Warmed with the thought of thee	H
Rest lulled to rest by memory '	-
She hushed the baby with her kiss	I
She hushed it with her breast	G
'Is death so sadder much than this	I
Sure death that builds a nest	G
For those who elsewhere cannot rest '	-
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'Oh sad thy note my mateless dove	J
With tender nestling cold	K
But hast thou ne'er another love	J
Left from the days of old	K
To build thy nest of silk and gold	K
To warm thy paleness to a blush	L
When I am far away	M
To warm thy coldness to a flush	L
And turn thee back to May	M
And turn thy twilight back to day '	-
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She did not answer him again	N
But leaned her face aside	O
Weary with the pang of shame and pain	P
And sore with wounded pride	O
He knew his very soul had lied	O
She strained his baby in her arms	Q
His baby to her heart	R
'Even let it go the love that harms	Q
We twain will never part	R
Mine own his own how dear thou art '	-
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'Now never teaze me tender eyed	O
Sigh voiced ' he said in scorn	S
'For nigh at hand there blooms a bride	O
My bride before the morn	S
Ripe blooming she as thou forlorn	S
Ripe blooming she my rose my peach	T
She woos me day and night	U
I watch her tremble in my reach	T
She reddens my delight	U
She ripens reddens in my sight '	-
	-
'And is she like a sunlit rose	V
Am I like withered leaves	W
Haste where thy spic d garden blows	V
But in bare Autumn eves	W
Wilt thou have store of harvest sheaves	W
Thou leavest love true love behind	X
To seek a love as true	Y
Go seek in haste but wilt thou find	X
Change new again for new	Y
Pluck up enjoy yea trample too	Y
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'Alas for her poor faded rose	V
Alas for her her like me	H
Cast down and trampled in the snows '	-
'Like thee nay not like thee	H
She leans but from a guarded tree	H
Farewell and dream as long ago	B
Before we ever met	Z
Farewell my swift paced horse seems slow '	-
She raised her eyes not wet	Z
But hard to Heaven 'Does God forget '	-

Christina Georgina Rossetti

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