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The heart that once was rich with light	A
And happy in your grace	B
Now lieth cold beneath the scorn	C
That gathers on your face	B
And every joy it knew before	D
And every templed dream	E
Is paler than the dying flash	F
On yonder mountain stream	E
The soul regretting foundered bliss	G
Amid the wreck of years	H
Hath mourned it with intensity	I
Too deep for human tears	J
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The forest fadeth underneath	K
The blast that rushes by	L
The dripping leaves are white with death	M
But Love will never die	L
We both have seen the starry moss	N
That clings where Ruin reigns	O
And one must know his lonely breast	P
Affection still retains	O
Through all the sweetest hopes of life	Q
That clustered round and round	R
Are lying now like withered things	S
Forsaken on the ground	R
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'Tis hard to think of what we were	T
And what we might have been	U
Had not an evil spirit crept	V
Across the tranquil scene	W
Had fervent feelings in your soul	X
Not failed nor ceased to shine	Y
As pure as those existing on	Z
And burning still in mine	Y
Had every treasure at your feet	A2
That I was wont to pour	D
Been never thrown like worthless weeds	B2
Upon a barren shore	D
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The bitter edge of grief has passed	C2
I would not now upbraid	D2
Or count to you the broken vows	E2
So often idly made	D2
I would not cross your path to chase	B
The falsehood from your brow	F2
I know with all that borrowed light	A
You are not happy now	F2
Since those that once have trampled down	G2
Affection's early claim	H2
Have lost a peace they need not hope	I2
To find on earth again	J2

Henry Kendall

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