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I LOVE roads	A
The goddesses that dwell	B
Far along invisible	C
Are my favourite gods	D
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Roads go on	E
While we forget and are	F
Forgotten like a star	F
That shoots and is gone	G
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On this earth 'tis sure	H
We men have not made	I
Anything that doth fade	I
So soon so long endure	H
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The hill road wet with rain	J
In the sun would not gleam	K
Like a winding stream	K
If we trod it not again	L
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They are lonely	M
While we sleep lonelier	H
For lack of the traveller	H
Who is now a dream only	M
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From dawn's twilight	N
And all the clouds like sheep	O
On the mountains of sleep	O
They wind into the night	N
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The next turn may reveal	P
Heaven upon the crest	Q
The close pine clump at rest	Q
And black may Hell conceal	P
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Often footsore never	H
Yet of the road I weary	M
Though long and steep and dreary	M
As it winds on for ever	H
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Helen of the roads	A
The mountain ways of Wales	R
And the Mabinogion tales	R
Is one of the true gods	D
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Abiding in the trees	S
The threes and fours so wise	T
The larger companies	S
That by the roadside be	M
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And beneath the rafter	H
Else uninhabited	U
Excepting by the dead	V
And it is her laughter	H
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At morn and night I hear	H
When the thrush cock sings	W
Bright irrelevant things	W
And when the chanticleer	H
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Calls back to their own night	N
Troops that make loneliness	X
With their light footsteps' press	Y
As Helen's own are light	N
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Now all roads lead to France	Z
And heavy is the tread	V
Of the living but the dead	V
Returning lightly dance	Z
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Whatever the road bring	A2
To me or take from me	M
They keep me company	M
With their pattering	A2
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Crowding the solitude	B2
Of the loops over the downs	C2
Hushing the roar of towns	C2
And their brief multitude	B2

Edward Thomas

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