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THE STRONG sob of the chafing stream	A
That seaward fights its way	B
Down crags of glitter dells of gleam	A
Is in the hills to day	B
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But far and faint a grey winged form	C
Hangs where the wild lights wane	D
The phantom of a bygone storm	C
A ghost of wind and rain	D
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The soft white feet of afternoon	E
Are on the shining meads	F
The breeze is as a pleasant tune	E
Amongst the happy reeds	F
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The fierce disastrous flying fire	G
That made the great caves ring	H
And scarred the slope and broke the spire	I
Is a forgotten thing	H
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The air is full of mellow sounds	J
The wet hill heads are bright	K
And down the fall of fragrant grounds	J
The deep ways flame with light	K
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A rose red space of stream I see	L
Past banks of tender fern	M
A radiant brook unknown to me	L
Beyond its upper turn	M
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The singing silver life I hear	N
Whose home is in the green	O
Far folded woods of fountains clear	P
Where I have never been	Q
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Ah brook above the upper bend	R
I often long to stand	S
Where you in soft cool shades descend	R
From the untrodden land	S
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Ah folded woods that hide the grace	T
Of moss and torrents strong	U
I often wish to know the face	T
Of that which sings your song	U
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But I may linger long and look	V
Till night is over all	W
My eyes will never see the brook	V
Or sweet strange waterfall	W
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The world is round me with its heat	X
And toil and cares that tire	G
I cannot with my feeble feet	X
Climb after my desire	G
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But on the lap of lands unseen	O
Within a secret zone	Y
There shine diviner gold and green	O
Than man has ever known	Y
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And where the silver waters sing	H
Down hushed and holy dells	T
The flower of a celestial Spring	H
A tenfold splendour dwells	T
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Yea in my dream of fall and brook	V
By far sweet forests furled	X
I see that light for which I look	V
In vain through all the world	X
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The glory of a larger sky	Z
On slopes of hills sublime	A2
That speak with God and morning high	Z
Above the ways of Time	A2
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Ah haply in this sphere of change	B2
Where shadows spoil the beam	A
It would not do to climb that range	B2
And test my radiant Dream	A
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The slightest glimpse of yonder place	T
Untrodden and alone	Y
Might wholly kill that nameless grace	T
The charm of the unknown	Y
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And therefore though I look and long	U
Perhaps the lot is bright	X
Which keeps the river of the song	U
A beauty out of sight	X

Henry Kendall

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