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Now the North wind ceases	A
The warm South west awakes	A
Swift fly the fleeces	A
Thick the blossom flakes	A
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Now hill to hill has made the stride	B
And distance waves the without end	C
Now in the breast a door flings wide	B
Our farthest smiles our next is friend	C
And song of England's rush of flowers	A
Is this full breeze with mellow stops	A
That spins the lark for shine for showers	A
He drinks his hurried flight and drops	A
The stir in memory seem these things	A
Which out of moisten'd turf and clay	D
Astrain for light push patient rings	A
Or leap to find the waterway	D
'Tis equal to a wonder done	E
Whatever simple lives renew	F
Their tricks beneath the father sun	E
As though they caught a broken clue	F
So hard was earth an eyewink back	G
But now the common life has come	H
The blotting cloud a dappled pack	G
The grasses one vast underhum	H
A City clothed in snow and soot	I
With lamps for day in ghostly rows	A
Breaks to the scene of hosts afoot	I
The river that reflective flows	A
And there did fog down crypts of street	J
Play spectre upon eye and mouth	K
Their faces are a glass to greet	J
This magic of the whirl for South	K
A burly joy each creature swells	A
With sound of its own hungry quest	L
Earth has to fill her empty wells	A
And speed the service of the nest	L
The phantom of the snow wreath melt	M
That haunts the farmer's look abroad	N
Who sees what tomb a white night built	O
Where flocks now bleat and sprouts the clod	O
For iron Winter held her firm	H
Across her sky he laid his hand	O
And bird he starved he stiffen'd worm	H
A sightless heaven a shaven land	O
Her shivering Spring feign'd fast asleep	P
The bitten buds dared not unfold	O
We raced on roads and ice to keep	P
Thought of the girl we love from cold	O
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But now the North wind ceases	A
The warm South west awakes	A
The heavens are out in fleeces	A
And earth's green banner shakes	A

George Meredith

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