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As lovers banished from their lady's face	A
And hopeless of her grace	A
Fashion a ghostly sweetness in its place	A
Fondly adore	B
Some stealth won cast attire she wore	B
A kerchief or a glove	C
And at the lover's beck	D
Into the glove there fleets the hand	E
Or at impetuous command	E
Up from the kerchief floats the virgin neck	D
So I in very lowlihead of love	C
Too shyly reverencing	D
To let one thought's light footfall smooth	F
Tread near the living consecrated thing	D
Treasure me thy cast youth	G
This outworn vesture tenantless of thee	H
Hath yet my knee	H
For that with show and semblance fair	I
Of the past Her	J
Who once the beautiful discarded raiment bare	I
It cheateth me	H
As gale to gale drifts breath	K
Of blossoms' death	K
So dropping down the years from hour to hour	J
This dead youth's scent is wafted me to day	L
I sit and from the fragrance dream the flower	J
So then she looked I say	L
And so her front sunk down	M
Heavy beneath the poet's iron crown	M
On her mouth museful sweet	N
Even as the twin lips meet	N
Did thought and sadness greet	N
Sighs	O
In those mournful eyes	O
So put on visibilities	O
As viewless ether turns in deep on deep to dyes	O
Thus long ago	D
She kept her meditative paces slow	D
Through maiden meads with waved shadow and gleam	P
Of locks half lifted on the winds of dream	P
Till love up caught her to his chariot's glow	D
Yet voluntary happier Proserpine	M
This drooping flower of youth thou lettest fall	Q
I faring in the cockshut light astray	L
Find on my 'lated way	L
And stoop and gather for memorial	R
And lay it on my bosom and make it mine	M
To this the all of love the stars allow me	H
I dedicate and vow me	H
I reach back through the days	O
A trothed hand to the dead the last trump shall not raise	O
The water wraith that cries	O
From those eternal sorrows of thy pictured eyes	O
Entwines and draws me down their soundless intricacies	O

Francis Thompson

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