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After night's thunder far away had rolled	A
The fiery day had a kernel sweet of cold	A
And in the perfect blue the clouds uncurled	A
Like the first gods before they made the world	A
And misery swimming the stormless sea	B
In beauty and in divine gaiety	A
The smooth white empty road was lightly strewn	C
With leaves the holly's Autumn falls in June	C
And fir cones standing up stiff in the heat	A
The mill foot water tumbled white and lit	A
With tossing crystals happier than any crowd	A
Of children pouring out of school aloud	A
And in the little thickets where a sleeper	D
For ever might lie lost the nettle creeper	D
And garden warbler sang unceasingly	E
While over them shrill shrieked in his fierce glee	E
The swift with wings and tail as sharp and narrow	D
As if the bow had flown off with the arrow	D
Only the scent of woodbine and hay new mown	C
Travelled the road In the field sloping down	C
Park like to where its willows showed the brook	F
Haymakers rested The tosser lay forsook	F
Out in the sun and the long waggon stood	A
Without its team it seemed it never would	A
Move from the shadow of that single yew	G
The team as still until their task was due	G
Beside the labourers enjoyed the shade	A
That three squat oaks mid feld together made	A
Upon a circle of grass and weed uncut	A
And on the hollow once a chalk pit but	A
Now brimmed with nut and elder flower so clean	C
The men leaned on their rakes about to begin	C
But still And all were silent All was old	A
This morning time with a great age untold	A
Older than Clare and Cobbett Morland and Crome	H
Than at the field's far edge the farmer's home	H
A white house crouched at the foot of a great tree	E
Under the heavens that know not what years be	E
The men the beasts the trees the implements	I
Uttered even what they will in times far hence	J
All of us gone out of the reach of change	K
Immortal in a picture of an old grange	K

Edward Thomas

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