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She bade me follow to her garden where	A
The mellow sunlight stood as in a cup	B
Between the old grey walls I did not dare	A
To raise my face I did not dare look up	B
Lest her bright eyes like sparrows should fly in	C
My windows of discovery and shrill Sin	C
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So with a downcast mien and laughing voice	D
I followed followed the swing of her white dress	E
That rocked in a lilt along I watched the poise	F
Of her feet as they flew for a space then paused to press	E
The grass deep down with the royal burden of her	G
And gladly I'd offered my breast to the tread of her	G
	-
I like to see she said and she crouched her down	H
She sunk into my sight like a settling bird	I
And her bosom couched in the confines of her gown	H
Like heavy birds at rest there softly stirred	I
By her measured breaths I like to see said she	J
The snap dragon put out his tongue at me	J
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She laughed she reached her hand out to the flower	G
Closing its crimson throat My own throat in her power	G
Strangled my heart swelled up so full	K
As if it would burst its wine skin in my throat	L
Choke me in my own crimson I watched her pull	K
The gorge of the gaping flower till the blood did float	L
	-
Over my eyes and I was blind	M
Her large brown hand stretched over	G
The windows of my mind	M
And there in the dark I did discover	G
Things I was out to find	M
My Grail a brown bowl twined	M
With swollen veins that met in the wrist	N
Under whose brown the amethyst	N
I longed to taste I longed to turn	O
My heart's red measure in her cup	B
I longed to feel my hot blood burn	O
With the amethyst in her cup	B
	-
Then suddenly she looked up	B
And I was blind in a tawny gold day	P
Till she took her eyes away	P
So she came down from above	Q
And emptied my heart of love	Q
So I held my heart aloft	R
To the cuckoo that hung like a dove	Q
And she settled soft	S
	-
It seemed that I and the morning world	T
Were pressed cup shape to take this reiver	G
Bird who was weary to have furled	T
Her wings in us	U
As we were weary to receive her	G
	-
This bird this rich	V
Sumptuous central grain	W
This mutable witch	V
This one refrain	W
This laugh in the fight	T
This clot of night	T
This core of delight	T
	-
She spoke and I closed my eyes	X
To shut hallucinations out	T
I echoed with surprise	X
Hearing my mere lips shout	T
The answer they did devise	X
Again I saw a brown bird hover	G
Over the flowers at my feet	T
I felt a brown bird hover	G
Over my heart and sweet	T
Its shadow lay on my heart	T
I thought I saw on the clover	G
A brown bee pulling apart	T
The closed flesh of the clover	G
And burrowing in its heart	T
	-
She moved her hand and again	Y
I felt the brown bird cover	G
My heart and then	Y
The bird came down on my heart	T
As on a nest the rover	G
Cuckoo comes and shoves over	G
The brim each careful part	T
Of love takes possession and settles her down	H
With her wings and her feathers to drown	H
The nest in a heat of love	Q
	-
She turned her flushed face to me for the glint	T
Of a moment See she laughed if you also	Z
Can make them yawn I put my hand to the dint	T
In the flower's throat and the flower gaped wide with woe	Z
She watched she went of a sudden intensely still	A2
She watched my hand to see what I would fulfil	A2
	-
I pressed the wretched throttled flower between	B2
My fingers till its head lay back its fangs	C2
Poised at her Like a weapon my hand was white and keen	B2
And I held the choked flower serpent in its pangs	C2
Of mordant anguish till she ceased to laugh	D2
Until her pride's flag smitten cleaved down to the staff	D2
	-
She hid her face she murmured between her lips	E2
The low word Don't I let the flower fall	A2
But held my hand afloat towards the slips	E2
Of blossom she fingered and my fingers all	A2
Put forth to her she did not move nor I	F2
For my hand like a snake watched hers that could not fly	F2
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Then I laughed in the dark of my heart I did exult	T
Like a sudden chuckling of music I bade her eyes	X
Meet mine I opened her helpless eyes to consult	T
Their fear their shame their joy that underlies	X
Defeat in such a battle In the dark of her eyes	X
My heart was fierce to make her laughter rise	X
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Till her dark deeps shook with convulsive thrills and the dark	G2
Of her spirit wavered like water thrilled with light	T
And my heart leaped up in longing to plunge its stark	G2
Fervour within the pool of her twilight	T
Within her spacious soul to grope in delight	T
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And I do not care though the large hands of revenge	H2
Shall get my throat at last shall get it soon	I2
If the joy that they are searching to avenge	H2
Have risen red on my night as a harvest moon	I2
Which even death can only put out for me	J
And death I know is better than not to be	J

D. H. Lawrence

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