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These winter days on Lettermore	A
The brown west wind it sweeps the bay	B
And icy rain beats on the bare	A
Unhomely fields that perish there	A
The stony fields of Lettermore	A
That drink the white Atlantic spray	A
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And men who starve on Lettermore	A
Cursing the haggard hungry surf	C
Will souse the autumn's bruis d grains	D
To light dark fires within their brains	D
And fight with stones on Lettermore	A
Or sprawl beside the smoky turf	C
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When spring blows over Lettermore	A
To bloom the ragged furze with gold	E
The lovely south wind's living breath	F
Is laden with the smell of death	F
For fever breeds on Lettermore	A
To waste the eyes of young and old	E
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A black van comes to Lettermore	A
The horses stumble on the stones	G
The drivers curse for it is hard	H
To cross the hills from Oughterard	H
And cart the sick from Lettermore	A
A stinking load of rags and bones	G
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But you will go to Lettermore	A
When white sea trout are on the run	I
When purple glows between the rocks	J
About Lord Dudley's fishing box	J
Adown the road to Lettermore	A
And wide seas tarnish in the sun	I
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And so you'll think of Lettermore	A
As a lost island of the blest	H
With peasant lovers in a blue	K
Dim dusk with heather drench'd in dew	K
And the sweet peace of Lettermore	A
Remote and dreaming in the West	H

Francis Brett Young

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