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Beauty beloved who hast my heart inspired	A
Seen from afar or with thy face concealed	B
Save when in visions of the night revealed	B
Or seen in daydreams bright	C
When all the fields are filled with light	C
And Nature's smile is sweet	D
Say hast thou blessed	E
Some golden age of innocence	F
And floatest now a shadow o'er the earth	G
Or hath Fate's envious doom	H
Reserved thee for some happier day to come	I
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To see thee e'er alive	J
No hope remains to me	K
Unless perchance when from this body free	K
My wandering spirit lone	L
O'er some new path to some new world hath flown	L
E'en here at first I at the dawn	M
Of this my day so dreary and forlorn	N
Sought thee to guide me on my weary way	O
But none on earth resembles thee E'en if	P
One were in looks and acts and words thy peer	Q
Though like thee she less lovely would appear	Q
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Amidst the deepest grief	R
That fate hath e'er to human lot assigned	S
Could one but love thee on this earth	G
Alive and such as my thought painteth thee	K
He would be happy in his misery	K
And I most clearly see how still	T
As in my earliest days	U
Thy love would make me cling to virtue's ways	U
Unto my grief heaven hath no comfort brought	V
And yet with thee this mortal life would seem	W
Like that in heaven of which we fondly dream	W
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Along the valleys where is heard	A
The song of the laborious husbandman	N
And where I sit and moan	N
O'er youth's illusions gone	N
Along the hills where I recall with tears	X
The vanished joys and hopes of earlier years	Y
At thought of thee my heart revives again	N
O could I still thy image dear retain	N
In this dark age and in this baleful air	Z
To loss of thee O let me be resigned	S
And in thy image still some comfort find	S
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If thou art one of those	A2
Ideas eternal which the Eternal Mind	S
Refused in earthly form to clothe	B2
Nor would subject unto the pain and strife	C2
Of this our frail and dreary life	C2
Or if thou hast a mansion fair	Z
Amid the boundless realms of space	D2
That lighted is by a more genial sun	N
And breathest there a more benignant air	Z
From here where brief and wretched are our days	U
Receive thy humble lover's hymn of praise	U

Giacomo Leopardi

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