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I walk'd the other day to spend my hour	A
Into a field	B
Where I sometimes had seen the soil to yield	B
A gallant flow'r	C
But winter now had ruffled all the bow'r	C
And curious store	D
I knew there heretofore	D
	-
Yet I whose search lov'd not to peep and peer	E
I' th' face of things	F
Thought with my self there might be other springs	F
Besides this here	G
Which like cold friends sees us but once a year	E
And so the flow'r	C
Might have some other bow'r	C
	-
Then taking up what I could nearest spy	H
I digg'd about	I
That place where I had seen him to grow out	I
And by and by	H
I saw the warm recluse alone to lie	H
Where fresh and green	J
He liv'd of us unseen	J
	-
Many a question intricate and rare	K
Did I there strow	L
But all I could extort was that he now	M
Did there repair	K
Such losses as befell him in this air	K
And would ere long	N
Come forth most fair and young	O
	-
This past I threw the clothes quite o'er his head	P
And stung with fear	E
Of my own frailty dropp'd down many a tear	K
Upon his bed	P
Then sighing whisper'd happy are the dead	P
What peace doth now	M
Rock him asleep below	L
	-
And yet how few believe such doctrine springs	F
From a poor root	Q
Which all the winter sleeps here under foot	R
And hath no wings	F
To raise it to the truth and light of things	F
But is still trod	S
By ev'ry wand'ring clod	S
	-
O Thou whose spirit did at first inflame	T
And warm the dead	S
And by a sacred incubation fed	S
With life this frame	T
Which once had neither being form nor name	T
Grant I may so	L
Thy steps track here below	L
	-
That in these masques and shadows I may see	U
Thy sacred way	V
And by those hid ascents climb to that day	V
Which breaks from Thee	U
Who art in all things though invisibly	L
Shew me thy peace	W
Thy mercy love and ease	X
	-
And from this care where dreams and sorrows reign	Y
Lead me above	Z
Where light joy leisure and true comforts move	A2
Without all pain	Y
There hid in thee shew me his life again	B2
At whose dumb urn	C2
Thus all the year I mourn	D2

Henry Vaughan

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