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Well how has it been with you since we met	A
That last strange time of a hundred times	B
When we met to swear that we could forget	A
I your caresses and you my rhymes	B
The rhyme of my lays that rang like a bell	C
And the rhyme of my heart with yours as well	C
How has it been since we drank that last kiss	D
That was bitter with lees of the wasted wine	E
When the tattered remains of a threadbare bliss	D
And the worn out shreds of a joy divine	E
With a year's best dreams and hopes were cast	F
Into the rag bag of the Past	F
Since Time the rag buyer hurried away	G
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With a chuckle of glee at a bargain made	H
Did you discover like me one day	G
That hid in the folds of those garments frayed	H
Were priceless jewels and diadems	D
The soul's best treasures the heart's best gems	D
Have you too found that you could not supply	I
The place of those jewels so rare and chaste	J
Do all that you borrow or beg or buy	I
Prove to be nothing but skilful paste	J
Have you found pleasure as I found art	K
Not all sufficient to fill your heart	K
Do you sometimes sigh for the tattered shreds	D
Of the old delight that we cast away	G
And find no worth in the silken threads	D
Of newer fabrics we wear to day	G
Have you thought the bitter of that last kiss	D
Better than sweets of a later bliss	D
What idle queries or yes or no	L
Whatever your answer I understand	M
That there is no pathway by which we can go	L
Back to the dead past's wonderland	M
And the gems he purchased from me from you	N
There is no rebuying from Time the Jew	N

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

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