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I	A
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Has she forgotten On this very May	B
We were to meet here with the birds and bees	C
As on that Sabbath underneath the trees	C
We strayed among the tombs and stripped away	B
The vines from these old granites cold and gray	B
And yet indeed not grim enough were they	B
To stay our kisses smiles and ecstacies	C
Or closer voice lost vows and rhapsodies	C
Has she forgotten that the May has won	D
Its promise that the bird songs from the tree	E
Are sprayed above the grasses as the sun	D
Might jar the dazzling dew down showeringly	F
Has she forgotten life love everyone	D
Has she forgotten me forgotten me	E
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II	A
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Low low down in the violets I press	C
My lips and whisper to her Does she hear	G
And yet hold silence though I call her dear	H
Just as of old save for the tearfulness	C
Of the clenched eyes and the soul's vast distress	C
Has she forgotten thus the old caress	C
That made our breath a quickened atmosphere	H
That failed nigh unto swooning with the sheer	H
Delight Mine arms clutch now this earthen heap	I
Sodden with tears that flow on ceaselessly	E
As autumn rains the long long long nights weep	I
In memory of days that used to be	E
Has she forgotten these And in her sleep	I
Has she forgotten me forgotten me	E
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III	A
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To night against my pillow with shut eyes	C
I mean to weld our faces through the dense	C
Incalculable darkness make pretense	C
That she has risen from her reveries	C
To mate her dreams with mine in marriages	C
Of mellow palms smooth faces and tense ease	C
Of every longing nerve of indolence	C
Lift from the grave her quiet lips and stun	D
My senses with her kisses drawl the glee	E
Of her glad mouth full blithe and tenderly	E
Across mine own forgetful if is done	D
The old love's awful dawn time when said we	E
'To day is ours ' Ah Heaven can it be	E
She has forgotten me forgotten me	E

James Whitcomb Riley

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