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All night through Daisy's sleep it seems	A
Have ceaseless rat tats thundered	B
All night through Daisy's rosy dreams	A
Have devious Postmen blundered	B
Delivering letters round her bed	C
Mysterious missives sealed with red	C
And franked of course with due Queen's head	C
While Daisy lay and wondered	B
	-
But now when chirping birds begin	D
And Day puts off the Quaker	E
When Cook renews her morning din	D
And rates the cheerful baker	E
She dreams her dream no dream at all	F
For just as pigeons come at call	F
Winged letters flutter down and fall	F
Around her head and wake her	E
	-
Yes there they are With quirk and twist	G
And fraudful arts directed	H
Save Grandpapa's dear stiff old fist	G
Through all disguise detected	H
But which is his her young Lothair's	A
Who wooed her on the school room stairs	A
With three sweet cakes and two ripe pears	A
In one neat pile collected	H
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'Tis there be sure Though truth to speak	I
If truth may be permitted	H
I doubt that young gift bearing Greek	I
Is scarce for fealty fitted	H
For has he not I grieve to say	A
To two loves more on this same day	A
In just this same emblazoned way	A
His transient vows transmitted	J
	-
He may be true Yet Daisy dear	K
That even youth grows colder	E
You'll find is no new thing I fear	K
And when you're somewhat older	E
You'll read of one Dardanian boy	L
Who wooed with gifts a maiden coy	L
Then took the morning train to Troy	L
In spite of all he'd told her	E
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But wait Your time will come And then	M
Obliging Fates please send her	E
The bravest thing you have in men	M
Sound hearted strong and tender	E
The kind of man dear Fates you know	N
That feels how shyly Daisies grow	N
And what soft things they are and so	N
Will spare to spoil or mend her	E

Henry Austin Dobson

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