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Away away	A
Through that strange void and vast	B
Brimmed with dying day	A
Away	A
So that I feel	C
Only the wind	D
Of the world's swift rolling wheel	C
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See what a maze	E
Of whirling rays	E
The sharp wind	D
Weakens the air	F
Is but thin air	F
Not fume and flying fire	G
O heart's desire	G
Now thou art still	H
And the air chill	H
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And but a stem	I
Of clear cold light	J
Shines in this stony dark	K
Farewell world of sense	L
Too fair too fair	F
To be so false	M
Hence hence	L
Rosy memories	N
Delight of ears hands eyes	O
Rise	O
When I bid O thou	P
Tide of the dark	K
Whelming the pale last	B
Reflection of that vast	B
Too fair deceit	Q
	-
Ah sweet	Q
To miss the vexing heat	Q
Of the heart's desire	G
Only to know	R
All's lost lost	S
Sweet	Q
To know the lack of sweet	Q
	-
Thou fool	T
See how the steady dark	K
Is filled with eyes	O
Eyes that smile	U
Hot then how cool	T
Eyes that were stars till thou	P
Mad'st them eyes	O
O the tormenting	V
Look the unrelenting	V
Passionate kiss	W
Of their wild light on thine	X
Light of thine eyes	O
	-
As if one could	Y
Loathe the world for too much sweetness	Z
All the air's a flame	A2
Wonderful yet the same	A2
Thou'st hated	B2
Being briefly sated	C2
With sweet of sweetness	Z
	-
Forgive a heart whose madness	Z
Was not of madness born	D2
But of mere wild	E2
Waste of desire	G
Who does not know	R
One speaks so or so	R
Out of mere passion	F2
That sees not love	G2
From hate nor life from death	H2
Nor hell from heaven	F2
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In the East oh that flashed	I2
Brightness past	B
The loveliness even	J2
Of sunset's flush	K2

John Freeman

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