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O that word REGRET	A
There have been nights and morns when we have sighed	B
Let us alone Regret We are content	C
To throw thee all our past so thou wilt sleep	D
For aye But it is patient and it wakes	E
It hath not learned to cry itself to sleep	D
But plaineth on the bed that it is hard	F
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We did amiss when we did wish it gone	G
And over sorrows humanize our race	H
Tears are the showers that fertilize this world	I
And memory of things precious keepeth warm	J
The heart that once did hold them	K
They are poor	L
That have lost nothing they are poorer far	M
Who losing have forgotten they most poor	L
Of all who lose and wish they MIGHT forget	A
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For life is one and in its warp and woof	N
There runs a thread of gold that glitters fair	O
And sometimes in the pattern shows most sweet	P
Where there are sombre colors It is true	Q
That we have wept But O this thread of gold	R
We would not have it tarnish let us turn	S
Oft and look back upon the wondrous web	T
And when it shineth sometimes we shall know	U
That memory is possession	V
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When I remember something which I had	W
But which is gone and I must do without	X
I sometimes wonder how I can be glad	W
Even in cowslip time when hedges sprout	X
It makes me sigh to think on it but yet	A
My days will not be better days should I forget	A
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When I remember something promised me	Y
But which I never had nor can have now	Z
Because the promiser we no more see	Y
In countries that accord with mortal vow	Z
When I remember this I mourn but yet	A
My happier days are not the days when I forget	A

Jean Ingelow

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