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She's milking in the rain and dark	A
As did her mother in the past	B
The wretched shed of poles and bark	A
Rent by the wind is leaking fast	B
She sees the home roof black and low	C
Where balefully the hut fire gleams	D
And like her mother long ago	C
She has her dreams she has her dreams	D
The daybreak haunts the dreary scene	E
The brooding ridge the blue grey bush	F
The yard where all her years have been	G
Is ankle deep in dung and slush	H
She shivers as the hour drags on	I
Her threadbare dress of sackcloth seems	D
But like her mother years agone	I
She has her dreams she has her dreams	D
	-
The sullen breakfast where they cut	J
The blackened junk The lowering face	K
As though a crime were in the hut	J
As though a curse was on the place	K
The muttered question and reply	L
The tread that shakes the rotting beams	D
The nagging mother thin and dry	L
God help the girl She has her dreams	D
	-
Then for th separator start	M
Most wretched hour in all her life	N
With horse and harness dress and cart	M
No Chinaman would give his wife	N
Her heart is sick for light and love	O
Her face is often fair and sweet	P
And her intelligence above	O
The minds of all she s like to meet	P
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She reads by slush lamp light may be	Q
When she has dragged her dreary round	R
And dreams of cities by the sea	Q
Where butter s up so much the pound	R
Of different men from those she knows	S
Of shining tides and broad bright streams	D
Of theatres and city shows	S
And her release She has her dreams	D
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Could I gain her a little rest	T
A little light if but for one	I
I think that it would be the best	T
Of any good I may have done	I
But after all the paths we go	C
Are not so glorious as they seem	U
And if t will help her heart to know	C
I ve had my dream Twas but a dream	U

Henry Lawson

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