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Here I make oath	A
Although the heart that knows its bitterness	B
Hear loath	A
And credit less	C
That he who kens to meet Pain's kisses fierce	D
Which hiss against his tears	E
Dread loss nor love frustrate	F
Nor all iniquity of the froward years	G
Shall his inur ed wing make idly bate	F
Nor of the appointed quarry his staunch sight	H
To lose observance quite	H
Seal from half sad and all elate	F
Sagacious eyes	I
Ultimate Paradise	J
Nor shake his certitude of haughty fate	F
	-
Pacing the burning shares of many dooms	K
I with stern tread do the clear witting stars	L
To judgment cite	H
If I have borne aright	H
The proving of their pure willed ordeal	M
From food of all delight	H
The heavenly Falconer my heart debars	L
And tames with fearful glooms	L
The haggard to His call	N
Yet sometimes comes a hand sometimes a voice withal	N
And she sits meek now and expects the light	H
	-
In this Avernian sky	O
This sultry and incumbent canopy	P
Of dull and doomed regret	H
Where on the unseen verges yet O yet	H
At intervals	L
Trembles and falls	L
Faint lightning of remembered transient sweet	H
Ah far too sweet	H
But to be sweet a little a little sweet and fleet	H
Leaving this pallid trace	L
This loitering and most fitful light a space	L
Still some sad space	L
For Grief to see her own poor face	L
	-
Here where I keep my stand	H
With all o'er anguished feet	H
And no live comfort near on any hand	H
Lo I proclaim the unavoided term	Q
When this morass of tears then drained and firm	Q
Shall be a land	H
Unshaken I affirm	Q
Where seven quired psalterings meet	H
And all the gods move with calm hand in hand	H
And eyes that know not trouble and the worm	Q

Francis Thompson

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