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Parent of golden dreams Romance	A
Auspicious Queen of childish joys	B
Who lead'st along in airy dance	A
Thy votive train of girls and boys	B
At length in spells no longer bound	C
I break the fetters of my youth	D
No more I tread thy mystic round	C
But leave thy realms for those of Truth	D
	-
And yet 'tis hard to quit the dreams	E
Which haunt the unsuspicious soul	F
Where every nymph a goddess seems	E
Whose eyes through rays immortal roll	F
While Fancy holds her boundless reign	G
And all assume a varied hue	H
When Virgins seem no longer vain	G
And even Woman's smiles are true	H
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And must we own thee but a name	I
And from thy hall of clouds descend	J
Nor find a Sylph in every dame	I
A Pylades in every friend	J
But leave at once thy realms of air	K
To mingling bands of fairy elves	L
Confess that woman's false as fair	K
And friends have feeling for themselves	L
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With shame I own I've felt thy sway	M
Repentant now thy reign is o'er	N
No more thy precepts I obey	M
No more on fancied pinions soar	O
Fond fool to love a sparkling eye	P
And think that eye to truth was dear	Q
To trust a passing wanton's sigh	P
And melt beneath a wanton's tear	K
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Romance disgusted with deceit	R
Far from thy motley court I fly	P
Where Affectation holds her seat	R
And sickly Sensibility	S
Whose silly tears can never flow	T
For any pangs excepting thine	U
Who turns aside from real woe	T
To steep in dew thy gaudy shrine	U
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Now join with sable Sympathy	S
With cypress crown'd array'd in weeds	V
Who heaves with thee her simple sigh	P
Whose breast for every bosom bleeds	V
And call thy sylvan female choir	N
To mourn a Swain for ever gone	W
Who once could glow with equal fire	N
But bends not now before thy throne	X
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Ye genial Nymphs whose ready tears	Y
On all occasions swiftly flow	T
Whose bosoms heave with fancied fears	Z
With fancied flames and phrenzy glow	T
Say will you mourn my absent name	I
Apostate from your gentle train	G
An infant Bard at least may claim	I
From you a sympathetic strain	G
	-
Adieu fond race a long adieu	H
The hour of fate is hovering nigh	P
E'en now the gulf appears in view	H
Where unlamented you must lie	P
Oblivion's blackening lake is seen	A2
Convuls'd by gales you cannot weather	N
Where you and eke your gentle queen	A2
Alas must perish altogether	N

George Gordon Lord Byron

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