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I	A
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HONEY FLOWERS to the honey comb	B
And the honey bee's from home	B
A honey comb and a honey flower	C
And the bee shall have his hour	C
A honeyed heart for the honey comb	B
And the humming bee flies home	B
A heavy heart in the honey flower	C
And the bee has had his hour	C
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II	A
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A honey cell's in the honeysuckle	D
And the honey bee knows it well	E
The honey comb has a heart of honey	F
And the humming bee's so bonny	F
A honey flower's the honeysuckle	D
And the bee's in the honey bell	E
The honeysuckle is sucked of honey	F
And the bee is heavy and bonny	F
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III	A
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Brown shell first for the butterfly	A
And a bright wing by and by	A
Butterfly good bye to your shell	E
And bright wings speed you well	E
Bright lamplight for the butterfly	A
And a burnt wing by and by	A
Butterfly alas for your shell	E
And bright wings fare you well	E
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IV	G
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Lost love labour and lullaby	A
And lowly let love lie	A
Lost love morrow and love fellow	H
And love's life lying low	H
Lovelorn labour and life laid by	A
And lowly let love lie	A
Late love longing and life sorrow	H
And love's life lying low	H
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V	G
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Beauty's body and benison	F
With a bosom flower new blown	F
Bitter beauty and blessing bann'd	I
With a breast to burn and brand	I
Beauty's bower in the dust o'erblown	F
With a bare white breast of bone	F
Barren beauty and bower of sand	I
With a blast on either hand	I
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VI	A
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Buried bars in the breakwater	C
And bubble of the brimming weir	J
Body's blood in the breakwater	C
And a buried body's bier	J
Buried bones in the breakwater	C
And bubble of the brawling weir	J
Bitter tears in the breakwater	C
And a breaking heart to bear	K
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VII	A
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Hollow heaven and the hurricane	F
And hurry of the heavy rain	F
Hurried clouds in the hollow heaven	F
And a heavy rain hard driven	F
The heavy rain it hurries amain	F
And heaven and the hurricane	F
Hurrying wind o'er the heaven's hollow	H
And the heavy rain to follow	H

Dante Gabriel Rossetti

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