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Macmillan's Magazine March	A
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Oh what is that country	B
And where can it be	B
Not mine own country	B
But dearer far to me	B
Yet mine own country	B
If I one day may see	B
Its spices and cedars	C
Its gold and ivory	B
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As I lie dreaming	D
It rises that land	E
There rises before me	B
Its green golden strand	E
With its bowing cedars	C
And its shining sand	E
It sparkles and flashes	F
Like a shaken brand	E
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Do angels lean nearer	G
While I lie and long	H
I see their soft plumage	I
And catch their windy song	H
Like the rise of a high tide	J
Sweeping full and strong	H
I mark the outskirts	K
Of their reverend throng	H
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Oh what is a king here	L
Or what is a boor	M
Here all starve together	G
All dwarfed and poor	N
Here Death's hand knocketh	O
At door after door	P
He thins the dancers	C
From the festal floor	P
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Oh what is a handmaid	J
Or what is a queen	Q
All must lie down together	G
Where the turf is green	Q
The foulest face hidden	R
The fairest not seen	Q
Gone as if never	G
They had breathed or been	S
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Gone from sweet sunshine	T
Underneath the sod	J
Turned from warm flesh and blood	J
To senseless clod	J
Gone as if never	G
They had toiled or trod	J
Gone out of sight of all	U
Except our God	J
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Shut into silence	V
From the accustomed song	H
Shut into solitude	J
From all earth's throng	H
Run down tho' swift of foot	J
Thrust down tho' strong	H
Life made an end of	W
Seemed it short or long	H
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Life made an end of	W
Life but just begun	R
Life finished yesterday	J
Its last sand run	R
Life new born with the morrow	X
Fresh as the sun	R
While done is done for ever	G
Undone undone	R
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And if that life is life	Y
This is but a breath	O
The passage of a dream	Z
And the shadow of death	O
But a vain shadow	X
If one considereth	O
Vanity of vanities	A2
As the Preacher saith	O

Christina Georgina Rossetti

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