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Jean Ingelow

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Her younger sister that Speranza hight	A
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England puts on her purple and pale pale	B
With too much light the primrose doth but wait	C
To meet the hyacinth then bower and dale	B
Shall lose her and each fairy woodland mate	C
April forgets them for their utmost sum	D
Of gift was silent and the birds are come	D
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The world is stirring many voices blend	E
The English are at work in field and way	F
All the good finches on their wives attend	E
And emmets their new towns lay out in clay	F
Only the cuckoo bird only doth say	F
Her beautiful name and float at large all day	F
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Everywhere ring sweet clamours chirrupping	G
Chirping that comes before the grasshopper	H
The wide woods flurried with the pulse of spring	G
Shake out their wrinkled buds with tremor and stir	H
Small noises little cries the ear receives	I
Light as a rustling foot on last year's leaves	I
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All in deep dew the satisfied deep grass	J
Looking straight upward stars itself with white	A
Like ships in heaven full sailed do long clouds pass	J
Slowly o'er this great peace and wide sweet light	A
While through moist meads draws down yon rushy mere	K
Influent waters sobbing shining clear	K
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Almost is rapture poignant somewhat ails	L
The heart and mocks the morning somewhat sighs	M
And those sweet foreigners the nightingales	M
Made restless with their love pay down its price	M
Even the pain then all the story unfold	N
Over and over again yet 't is not told	N
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The mystery of the world whose name is life	O
One of the names of God all conquering wends	M
And works for aye with rest and cold at strife	O
Its pedigree goes up to Him and ends	M
For it the lucent heavens are clear o'erhead	N
And all the meads are made its natal bed	N
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Dear is the light and eye sight ever sweet	N
What see they all fair lower things that nurse	M
No wonder and no doubt Truly their meat	N
Their kind their field their foes man's eyes are more	P
Sight is man's having of the universe	M
His pass to the majestical far shore	P
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But it is not enough ah not enough	Q
To look upon it and be held away	F
And to be sure that while we tread the rough	Q
Remote dull paths of this dull world no ray	F
Shall pierce to us from the inner soul of things	M
Nor voice thrill out from its deep master strings	M
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'To show the skies and tether to the sod	N
A daunting gift ' we mourn in our long strife	O
And God is more than all our thought of God	N
E'en life itself more than our thought of life	O
And that is all we know and it is noon	R
Our little day will soon be done how soon	R
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O let us to ourselves be dutiful	S
We are not satisfied we have wanted all	T
Not alone beauty but that Beautiful	S
A lifted veil an answering mystical	S
Ever men plead and plain admire implore	P
'Why gavest Thou so much and yet not more	P
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We are but let to look and Hope is weighed '	-
Yet say the Indian words of sweet renown	U
'The doom d tree withholdeth not her shade	N
From him that bears the axe to cut her down '	-
Is hope cut down dead doomed all is vain	V
The third day dawns she too has risen again	W
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For Faith is ours by gift but Hope by right	N
And walks among us whispering as of yore	P
'Glory and grace are thrown thee with the light	N
Search if not yet thou touch the mystic shore	P
Immanent beauty and good are nigh at hand	N
For infants laugh and snowdrops bloom in the land	N
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Thou shalt have more anon ' What more in sooth	X
The mother of to morrow is to day	F
And brings forth after her kind There is no ruth	X
On the heart's sigh that 'more' is hidden away	F
And man's to morrow yet shall pine and yearn	Y
He shall surmise and he shall not discern	Y
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But list the lark and want the rapturous cries	M
And passioning of morning stars that sing	G
Together mark the meadow orchis rise	M
And think it freckled after an angel's wing	G
Absent desire his land and feel this one	Z
With the great drawing of the central sun	Z
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But not to all such dower for there be eyes	M
Are colour blind and souls are spirit blind	N
Those never saw the blush in sunset skies	M
Nor the others caught a sense not made of words	M
As if were spirits about that sailed the wind	N
And sank and settled on the boughs like birds	M
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Yet such for aye divided from us are	A2
As other galaxies that seem no more	P
Than a little golden millet seed afar	A2
Divided swarming down some flat lee shore	P
Then risen while all the air that takes no word	N
Tingles and trembles as with cries not heard	N
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For they can come no nearer There is found	N
No meeting point We have pierced the lodging place	M
Of stars that cluster'd with their peers lie bound	N
Embedded thick sunk in the seas of space	M
Fortunate orbs that know not night for all	T
Are suns but we have never heard that call	T
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Nor learned it in our world our citadel	B2
With outworks of a Power about it traced	N
Nor why we needs must sin who would do well	B2
Nor why the want of love nor why its waste	N
Nor how by dying of One should all be sped	N
Nor where O Lord thou hast laid up our dead	N
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But Hope is ours by right and Faith by gift	N
Though Time be as a moon upon the wane	V
Who walk with Faith far up the azure lift	N
Oft hear her talk of lights to wax again	W
'If man be lost ' she cries 'in this vast sea	M
Of being lost he would be lost with Thee	M
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Who for his sake once as he hears lost all	T
For Thou wilt find him at the end of the days	M
Then shall the flocking souls that thicker fall	T
Than snowflakes on the everlasting ways	M
Be counted gathered claimed Will it be long	G
Earth has begun already her swan song	G
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Who even that might would dwell for ever pent	N
In this fair frame that doth the spirit inhearse	M
Nor at the last grow weary and content	N
Die and break forth into the universe	M
And yet man would not all things all were new '	-
Then saith the other that one robed in blue	C2
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'What if with subtle change God touch their eyes	M
When he awakes them not far off but here	D2
In a new earth this not in any wise	M
Strange but more homely sweet more heavenly dear	K
Or if He roll away as clouds disperse	M
Somewhat and lo that other universe	M
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O how 't were sweet new waked in some good hour	H
Long time to sit on a hillside green and high	E2
There like a honeybee domed in a flower	H
To feed unneath the azure bell o' the sky	E2
Feed in the midmost home and fount of light	N
Sown thick with stars at noonday as by night	N
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To watch the flying faultless ones wheel down	U
Alight and run along some ridged peak	G
Their feet adust from orbs of old renown	U
Procyon or Mazzaroth haply when they speak	G
Other world errands wondrous all discern	Y
That would be strange there would be much to learn	Y
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Ay and it would be sweet to share unblamed	N
Love's shining truths that tell themselves in tears	M
Or to confess and be no more ashamed	N
The wrongs that none can right through earthly years	M
And seldom laugh because the tenderness	M
Calm perfect would be more than joy would bless	M
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I tell you it were sweet to have enough	Q
And be enough Among the souls forgiven	Z
In presence of all worlds without rebuff	Q
To move and feel the excellent safety leaven	Z
With peace that awe must loss and the grave survive	F2
But palpitating moons that are alive	F2
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Nor shining fogs swept up together afar	A2
Vast as a thought of God in the firmament	N
No and to dart as light from star to star	A2
Would not long time man's yearning soul content	N
Albeit were no more ships and no more sea	M
He would desire his new earth presently	M
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Leisure to learn it Peoples would be here	D2
They would come on in troops and take at will	G2
The forms the faces they did use to wear	H2
With life's first splendours raiment rich with skill	G2
Of broidery carved adornments crowns of gold	N
Still would be sweet to them the life of old	N
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Then might be gatherings under golden shade	N
Where dust of water drifts from some sheer fall	T
Cooling day's ardour There be utterance made	N
Of comforted love dear freedom after thrall	T
Large longings of the Seer through earthly years	M
An everlasting burden but no tears	M
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Egypt's adopted child might tell of lore	P
They taught him underground in shrines all dim	I2
And of the live tame reptile gods that wore	P
Gold anklets on their feet And after him	I2
With fairest eyes ere met of mortal ken	W
Glorious forgiven might speak the mother of men	W
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Talk of her apples gather'd by the marge	J2
Of lapsing Gihon 'Thus one spoke I stood	N
I ate ' Or next the mariner saint enlarge	J2
Right quaintly on his ark of gopher wood	N
To wandering men through high grass meads that ran	K2
Or sailed the sea Mediterranean	Z
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It might be common earth afforested	N
Newly to follow her great ones to the sun	Z
When from transcendent aisles of gloom they sped	N
Some work august there would be work now done	Z
And list and their high matters strive to scan	K2
The seekers after God and lovers of man	K2
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Sitting together in amity on a hill	G2
The Saint of Visions from Greek Patmos come	D
Aurelius lordly calm eyed as of will	G2
Austere yet having rue on lost lost Rome	L2
And with them One who drank a fateful bowl	M2
And to the unknown God trusted his soul	M2
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The mitred Cranmer pitied even there	H2
But could it be for that false hand which signed	N
O all pathetic no But it might bear	H2
To soothe him marks of fire and gladsome kind	N
The man as all of joy him well beseemed	N
Who 'lighted on a certain place and dreamed '	-
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And fair with the meaning of life their divine brows	M
The daughters of well doing famed in song	G
But what could old world love for child for spouse	M
For land content through lapsing eons long	G
Oh for a watchword strong to bridge the deep	N2
And satisfy of fulness after sleep	N2
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What know we Whispers fall 'And the last first	N
And the first last ' The child before the king	G
The slave before that man a master erst	N
The woman before her lord Shall glory fling	G
The rolls aside time raze out triumphs past	N
They sigh 'And the last first and the first last '	-
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Answers that other 'Lady sister friend	N
It is enough for I have worshipped Life	O
With Him that is the Life man's life shall blend	N
E'en now the sacred heavens do help his strife	O
There do they knead his bread and mix his cup	O2
And all the stars have leave to bear him up	O2
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Yet must he sink and fall away to a sleep	N2
As did his Lord This Life his worshipped	N
Religion Life The silence may be deep	N2
Life listening watching waiting by His dead	N
Till at the end of days they wake full fain	V
Because their King the Life doth love and reign	V
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I know the King shall come to that new earth	X
And His feet stand again as once they stood	N
In His man's eyes will shine Time's end and worth	X
The chiefest beauty and the chiefest good	N
And all shall have the all and in it bide	N
And every soul of man be satisfied	N