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I	A
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One is a slow and melancholy maid	B
I know riot if she cometh from the skies	C
Or from the sleepy gulfs but she will rise	C
Often before me in the twilight shade	B
Holding a bunch of poppies and a blade	B
Of springing wheat prostrate my body lies	C
Before her on the turf the while she ties	C
A fillet of the weed about my head	D
And in the gaps of sleep I seem to hear	E
A gentle rustle like the stir of corn	F
And words like odours thronging to my ear	E
Lie still beloved still until the morn	F
Lie still with me upon this rolling sphere	G
Still till the judgment thou art faint and worn	F
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II	A
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The other meets me in the public throng	H
Her hair streams backward from her loose attire	I
She hath a trumpet and an eye of fire	I
She points me downward steadily and long	H
There is thy grave arise my son be strong	H
Hands are upon thy crown awake aspire	J
To immortality heed not the lyre	J
Of the Enchantress nor her poppy song	H
But in the stillness of the summer calm	K
Tremble for what is Godlike in thy being	L
Listen a while and thou shall hear the psalm	M
Of victory sung by creatures past thy seeing	L
And from far battle fields there comes the neighing	L
Of dreadful onset though the air is balm	K
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III	A
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Maid with the poppies must I let thee go	L
Alas I may not thou art likewise dear	G
I am but human and thou hast a tear	N
When she hath nought but splendour and the glow	L
Of a wild energy that mocks the flow	L
Of the poor sympathies which keep us here	E
Lay past thy poppies and come twice as near	G
And I will teach thee and thou too shalt grow	L
And thou shalt walk with me in open day	O
Through the rough thoroughfares with quiet grace	P
And the wild visaged maid shall lead the way	O
Timing her footsteps to a gentler pace	P
As her great orbs turn ever on thy face	P
Drinking in draughts of loving help alway	O

George Macdonald

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