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Go to the forest shade	A
Seek thou the well known glade	A
Where heavy with sweet dew the violets lie	B
Gleaming thro' moss tufts deep	C
Like dark eyes fill'd with sleep	C
And bath'd in hues of summer's midnight sky	B
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Bring me their buds to shed	D
Around my dying bed	D
A breath of May and of the wood's repose	E
For I in sooth depart	F
With a reluctant heart	F
That fain would linger where the bright sun glows	E
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Fain would I stay with thee	G
Alas this may not be	G
Yet bring me still the gifts of happier hours	H
Go where the fountain's breast	I
Catches in glassy rest	I
The dim green light that pours thro' laurel bowers	H
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I know how softly bright	J
Steep'd in that tender light	J
The water lilies tremble there ev'n now	K
Go to the pure stream's edge	L
And from its whisp'ring sedge	L
Bring me those flowers to cool my fever'd brow	K
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Then as in Hope's young days	M
Track thou the antique maze	M
Of the rich garden to its grassy mound	N
There is a lone white rose	E
Shedding in sudden snows	E
Its faint leaves o'er the emerald turf around	N
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Well know'st thou that fair tree	G
A murmur of the bee	G
Dwells ever in the honey'd lime above	O
Bring me one pearly flower	P
Of all its clustering shower	P
For on that spot we first reveal'd our love	O
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Gather one woodbine bough	K
Then from the lattice low	Q
Of the bower'd cottage which I bade thee mark	R
When by the hamlet last	S
Thro' dim wood lanes we pass'd	S
While dews were glancing to the glowworm's spark	R
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Haste to my pillow bear	T
Those fragrant things and fair	T
My hand no more may bind them up at eve	U
Yet shall their odour soft	V
One bright dream round me waft	V
Of life youth summer all that I must leave	U
	-
And oh if thou wouldst ask	W
Wherefore thy steps I task	W
The grove the stream the hamlet vale to trace	X
'Tis that some thought of me	G
When I am gone may be	G
The spirit bound to each familiar place	X
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I bid mine image dwell	Y
Oh break not thou the spell	Y
In the deep wood and by the fountain side	Z
Thou must not my belov'd	A2
Rove where we two have rov'd	A2
Forgetting her that in her spring time died	A2

Felicia Dorothea Hemans

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