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I thought I had forever lost	A
Alas though still so young	B
The tender joys and sorrows all	C
That unto youth belong	D
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The sufferings sweet the impulses	E
Our inmost hearts that warm	F
Whatever gives this life of ours	G
Its value and its charm	H
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What sore laments what bitter tears	I
O'er my sad state I shed	J
When first I felt from my cold heart	K
Its gentle pains had fled	J
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Its throbs I felt no more my love	L
Within me seemed to die	M
Nor from my frozen senseless breast	N
Escaped a single sigh	M
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I wept o'er my sad hapless lot	O
The life of life seemed lost	A
The earth an arid wilderness	P
Locked in eternal frost	A
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The day how dreary and the night	Q
How dull and dark and lone	R
The moon for me no brightness had	S
No star in heaven shone	R
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And yet the old love was the cause	T
Of all the tears I shed	J
Still in my inmost breast I felt	U
The heart was not yet dead	J
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My weary fancy still would crave	V
The images it loved	W
And its capricious longings still	X
A source of sorrow proved	Y
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But e'en that lingering spark of grief	Z
Was soon within me spent	A2
And I the strength no longer had	S
To utter a lament	A2
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And there I lay stunned stupefied	A2
Nor asked for comfort more	B2
My heart to hopeless blank despair	C2
Itself had given o'er	D2
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How changed alas was I from him	E2
Who once with passion thrilled	A2
Whose ardent soul was ever once	F2
With sweet illusions filled	A2
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The swallow to my window still	X
Would come to greet the dawn	G2
But his sweet song no echo found	A2
In my poor heart forlorn	H2
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Nor pleased me more in autumn gray	I2
Upon the hill side lone	R
The cheerful vesper bell or light	A2
Of the departing sun	J2
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In vain the evening star I saw	K2
Above the silent vale	L2
And vainly warbled in the grove	M2
The plaintive nightingale	L2
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And you ye furtive glances bright	A2
From gentle eyes that rove	M2
The sweet the gracious messages	N2
Of first immortal Love	L
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The soft white hand that tenderly	O2
My own hand seemed to woo	P2
All all your magic spells were vain	Q2
My torpor to subdue	P2
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Of every pleasure quite bereft	A2
Sad but of tranquil mien	R2
A state of perfect littleness	N2
Yet with a face serene	R2
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Save for the lingering wish indeed	A2
In death to sink to rest	A2
The force of all desire was spent	A2
In my exhausted breast	A2
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As some poor feeble wanderer	D2
With age and sorrow bent	A2
The April of my years alas	N2
Thus listlessly I spent	A2
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Thus listlessly thus wearily	O2
Didst thou consume O heart	A2
Those golden days ineffable	S2
So swiftly that depart	A2
	-
Who from this heavy heedless rest	A2
Awakens me again	T2
What new what magic power is this	N2
I feel within me reign	Q2
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Ye motions sweet ye images	N2
Ye throbs illusions blest	A2
Ah no ye are not then shut out	A2
Forever from this breast	A2
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The glorious light of golden days	N2
Do ye again unfold	A2
The old affections that I lost	A2
Do I once more behold	A2
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Now as I gaze upon the sky	M
Or on the verdant fields	N2
Each thing with sorrow me inspires	N2
And each a pleasure yields	N2
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The mountain forest and the shore	B2
Once more my heart rejoice	N2
The fountain speaks to me once more	B2
The sea hath found a voice	N2
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Who after all this apathy	O2
Restores to me my tears	N2
Each moment as I look around	A2
How changed the world appears	N2
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Hath hope perchance O my poor heart	A2
Beguiled thee of thy pain	Q2
Ah no the gracious smile of hope	U2
I ne'er shall see again	T2
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Nature bestowed these impulses	N2
And these illusions blest	A2
Their inborn influence in me	O2
By suffering was suppressed	A2
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But not annulled not overcome	V2
By cruel blows of Fate	A2
Nor by the inauspicious frown	W2
Of Truth importunate	A2
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I know she has no sympathy	O2
For fond imaginings	N2
I know that Nature too is deaf	X2
Nor heeds our sufferings	N2
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That for our good she nothing cares	N2
Our being only heeds	N2
And with the sight of our distress	N2
Her wild caprices feeds	N2
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I know the poor man pleads in vain	Q2
For others' sympathy	O2
That scornfully or heedlessly	S2
All from his presence flee	S2
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That both for genius and for worth	Y2
This age has no respect	A2
That all who cherish lofty aims	N2
Are left to cold neglect	A2
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And you ye eyes so tremulous	N2
With lustre all divine	Z2
I know how false your splendors are	A3
Where no true love doth shine	Z2
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No love mysterious and profound	A2
Illumes you with its glow	S2
Nor gleams one spark of genial fire	D2
Beneath that breast of snow	S2
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Nay it is wont to laugh to scorn	H2
Another's tender pain	Q2
The fervent flame of heavenly love	L
To treat with cold disdain	Q2
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Yet I with thankfulness once more	B2
The old illusions greet	A2
And feel with shock of pleased surprise	N2
The heart within me beat	A2
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To thee alone this force renewed	A2
This vital power I owe	S2
From thee alone my faithful heart	A2
My only comforts flow	S2
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I feel it is the destiny	S2
Of every noble mind	A2
In Fate in Fortune Beauty and the World	A2
An enemy to find	A2
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But while thou liv'st nor yield'st to Fate	A2
Contending without fear	B3
I will not tax with cruelty	S2
The power that placed me here	C3

Giacomo Leopardi

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