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SPRING	A
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Across the street across the grass	B
Across my life I watch her pass	B
No pure star on a dusky height	C
Hath eyes more bright	C
No lily on her emerald bed	D
A statelier head	D
No dewdrop on the beaded thorn	E
More radiantly doth glow apart	F
O she doth shine all these to scorn	E
Fair are they all star flower and dew	G
She is the green bud breaking thro	H
The winter of my heart	F
Two violets seeking Paradise	I
Have hid themselves within her eyes	J
Her lips are roses She doth wear	H
A sunbeam woven in her hair	H
And of the foam flake of the sea	K
Her cheek and neck and bosom be	K
And like a reed the low wind sways	L
Her slender figure glides along	M
Serenely tall and fairy sweet	N
In this the springtide of her days	L
And O to make my life a song	M
And lay it at her feet	N
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SUMMER	H
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And now the world recedes Time Space are fleeting	A
All things but thee O Love have ceased to be	K
Here where thy heart against my heart is beating	A
And like a charm thy white arms compass me	K
And on thy blue veined breasts my head is lying	A
And all about my face is blown thy hair	H
Here let Love speak his full heart in sweet sighing	A
For speech were powerless now to voice his prayer	H
Softly thy breath like scent of violets blowing	A
Steals o er my cheek with slow delicious pain	O
Drink whilst thou canst the goblet crowned and flowing	A
For hours like these will never come again	P
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AUTUMN	Q
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There is no bud of Spring about this forest	R
And in our hearts too are the autumn leaves	S
Where are the wings O Love on which thou soarest	R
Meeter art thou to toil and bind the sheaves	S
But there is mellower light upon our faces	T
Thro all our veins the steadier currents flow	U
The statelier charms remain and friendly graces	V
Tho dull and fitful wanes love s lava glow	U
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WINTER	H
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The slow bell tolls across the square	H
She doth not hear its rise and swell	W
The frosts of age have silvered there	H
The clusters of her sun gold hair	H
She sleepeth well	W
Strange city echoes here are sent	R
Of reckless strife for prize and place	X
Of hearts with warring passions rent	R
But Death s ineffable content	R
Is on her face	X
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A touch a joy a something there	H
That for my sake hath never shone	Y
Too well I deem in my despair	H
Her fairest dream I may not share	H
And she is gone	Z
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Beyond these days of care and ruth	A2
To those fair stars which poets sing	A
Where grows the tree of fadeless Truth	A2
In gardens of Immortal Youth	A2
Eternal Spring	A

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