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I	A
In the greenest of our valleys	B
By good angels tenanted	C
Once fair and stately palace	D
Radiant palace reared its head	C
In the monarch Thought's dominion	E
It stood there	F
Never seraph spread a pinion	E
Over fabric half so fair	F
	-
II	A
Banners yellow glorious golden	E
On its roof did float and flow	G
This all this was in the olden	E
Time long ago	G
And every gentle air that dallied	C
In that sweet day	C
Along the ramparts plumed and pallid	C
A winged odour went away	C
	-
III	A
Wanderers in that happy valley	H
Through two luminous windows saw	I
Spirits moving musically	H
To a lute's well tuned law	I
Round about a throne where sitting	J
Porphyrogene	E
In state his glory well befitting	J
The ruler of the realm was seen	E
	-
IV	K
And all with pearl and ruby glowing	J
Was the fair palace door	L
Through which came flowing flowing flowing	J
And sparkling evermore	L
A troop of Echoes whose sweet duty	H
Was but to sing	J
In voices of surpassing beauty	H
The wit and wisdom of their king	J
	-
V	H
But evil things in robes of sorrow	G
Assailed the monarch's high estate	C
Ah let us mourn for never morrow	G
Shall dawn upon him desolate	C
And round about his home the glory	H
That blushed and bloomed	C
Is but a dim remembered story	H
Of the old time entombed	C
	-
VI	K
And travelers now within that valley	H
Through the red litten windows see	H
Vast forms that move fantastically	H
To a discordant melody	H
While like a rapid ghastly river	M
Through the pale door	L
A hideous throng rush out forever	M
And laugh but smile no more	L

Edgar Allan Poe

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