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Happy are they whom men and women love	A
And you were happy as a river that flows	B
Down between lonely hills and knows	B
The pang and virtue of that loneliness	C
And moves unresting on until it move	D
Under the trees that stoop at the low brink	E
And deepen their cool shade and drink	E
And sing and hush and sing again	F
Breathing their music's many toned caress	G
While the river with his high clear music speaks	H
Sometimes of loneliness of hills obscure	I
Sometimes of sunlight dancing on the plain	J
Or of the night of stars unbared and deep	K
Multiplied in his depths unbared and pure	I
Sometimes of winds that from the unknown sea creep	K
Sometimes of morning when most clear it breaks	L
Spilling its brightness on his breast like rain	J
And then flows on in loneliness again	F
Towards the unknown near sea	M
Was it in mere happiness or pain	J
There were things said that spoke of naked pain	J
With nothing between the wound and the sharp edged world	N
Things seen that told of such perplexity	M
As darkened night with night but was that pain	J
And there were things created all delight	O
Making delight fruitful a hundred fold	P
Sweetness of earth energy of sun and rain	J
Colour and shape flowers and grasses bright	O
And the clear firm body of a bare lovely hill	Q
And woods around its feet fast caught and curled	N
And the cold sweets of lonely travelled night	O
And was that happiness or something more	R
That gathered happiness and pain like flowers	S
Half perished and let them perish and brightened still	Q
In those dark mental journeys of cold hours	S
That found you what you were and left you stronger	T
Shutting a door and opening a door	R
O door that you have passed so quickly through	U
Ere we well knew what man you were nor knew	U
What you had shown in life but a little longer	T
It was not pain nor happiness for you	U
Not any named delight or pang of sense	V
But swift fulfilment past all sense or thought	W
Of what you were with all that time could make you	U
No separate gift spiritual influence	X
But something wrought	W
From your own heart with all that life could make you	U

John Freeman

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