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Too far away oh love I know	A
To save me from this haunted road	B
Whose lofty roses break and blow	A
On a night sky bent with a load	B
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Of lights each solitary rose	C
Each arc lamp golden does expose	C
Ghost beyond ghost of a blossom shows	C
Night blenched with a thousand snows	C
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Of hawthorn and of lilac trees	D
White lilac shows discoloured night	E
Dripping with all the golden lees	D
Laburnum gives back to light	E
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And shows the red of hawthorn set	F
On high to the purple heaven of night	E
Like flags in blenched blood newly wet	F
Blood shed in the noiseless fight	E
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Of life for love and love for life	G
Of hunger for a little food	H
Of kissing lost for want of a wife	G
Long ago long ago wooed	H
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Too far away you are my love	I
To steady my brain in this phantom show	A
That passes the nightly road above	I
And returns again below	A
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The enormous cliff of horse chestnut trees	D
Has poised on each of its ledges	J
An erect small girl looking down at me	K
White night gowned little chits I see	K
And they peep at me over the edges	L
Of the leaves as though they would leap should I call	M
Them down to my arms	N
But child you re too small for me too small	M
Your little charms	N
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White little sheaves of night gowned maids	O
Some other will thresh you out	P
And I see leaning from the shades	O
A lilac like a lady there who braids	O
Her white mantilla about	P
Her face and forward leans to catch the sight	E
Of a man s face	Q
Gracefully sighing through the white	E
Flowery mantilla of lace	Q
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And another lilac in purple veiled	R
Discreetly all recklessly calls	S
In a low shocking perfume to know who has hailed	R
Her forth from the night my strength has failed	R
In her voice my weak heart falls	S
Oh and see the laburnum shimmering	T
Her draperies down	U
As if she would slip the gold and glimmering	T
White stand naked of gown	U
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The pageant of flowery trees above	I
The street pale passionate goes	C
And back again down the pavement Love	I
In a lesser pageant flows	C
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Two and two are the folk that walk	V
They pass in a half embrace	Q
Of link d bodies and they talk	V
With dark face leaning to face	Q
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Come then my love come as you will	W
Along this haunted road	B
Be whom you will my darling I shall	X
Keep with you the troth I trowed	B

David Herbert Lawrence

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