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Ever let the Fancy roam	A
Pleasure never is at home	A
At a touch sweet Pleasure melteth	B
Like to bubbles when rain pelteth	B
Then let wing egrave d Fancy wander	C
Through the thought still spread beyond her	C
Open wide the mind's cage door	D
She'll dart forth and cloudward soar	D
O sweet Fancy let her loose	E
Summer's joys are spoilt by use	E
And the enjoying of the Spring	F
Fades as does its blossoming	F
Autumn's red lipp'd fruitage too	G
Blushing through the mist and dew	G
Cloys with tasting What do then	H
Sit thee by the ingle when	H
The sear faggot blazes bright	I
Spirit of a winter's night	I
When the soundless earth is muffled	J
And the cak egrave d snow is shuffled	J
From the ploughboy's heavy shoon	H
When the Night doth meet the Noon	H
In a dark conspiracy	K
To banish Even from her sky	L
Sit thee there and send abroad	M
With a mind self overawed	M
Fancy high commission'd send her	C
She has vassals to attend her	C
She will bring in spite of frost	M
Beauties that the earth hath lost	M
She will bring thee all together	C
All delights of summer weather	C
All the buds and bells of May	N
From dewy sward or thorny spray	N
All the heap egrave d Autumn's wealth	B
With a still mysterious stealth	B
She will mix these pleasures up	O
Like three fit wines in a cup	O
And thou shalt quaff it thou shalt hear	P
Distant harvest carols clear	Q
Rustle of the reap egrave d corn	H
Sweet birds antheming the morn	H
And in the same moment hark	R
'Tis the early April lark	R
Or the rooks with busy caw	S
Foraging for sticks and straw	S
Thou shalt at one glance behold	M
The daisy and the marigold	M
White plumed lilies and the first	M
Hedge grown primrose that hath burst	M
Shaded hyacinth alway	T
Sapphire queen of the mid May	N
And every leaf and every flower	C
Pearl egrave d with the self same shower	C
Thou shalt see the fieldmouse peep	U
Meagre from its cell egrave d sleep	U
And the snake all winter thin	H
Cast on sunny bank its skin	H
Freckled nest eggs thou shalt see	K
Hatching in the hawthorn tree	K
When the hen bird's wing doth rest	M
Quiet on her mossy nest	M
Then the hurry and alarm	V
When the beehive casts its swarm	W
Acorns ripe down pattering	S
While the autumn breezes sing	S
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O sweet Fancy let her loose	E
Every thing is spoilt by use	E
Where 's the cheek that doth not fade	M
Too much gazed at Where 's the maid	M
Whose lip mature is ever new	H
Where 's the eye however blue	H
Doth not weary Where 's the face	X
One would meet in every place	X
Where 's the voice however soft	M
One would hear so very oft	M
At a touch sweet Pleasure melteth	B
Like to bubbles when rain pelteth	B
Let then wing egrave d Fancy find	M
Thee a mistress to thy mind	M
Dulcet eyed as Ceres' daughter	C
Ere the God of Torment taught her	C
How to frown and how to chide	M
With a waist and with a side	M
White as Hebe's when her zone	H
Slipt its golden clasp and down	H
Fell her kirtle to her feet	M
While she held the goblet sweet	M
And Jove grew languid Break the mesh	Y
Of the Fancy's silken leash	Z
Quickly break her prison string	S
And such joys as these she'll bring	S
Let the wing egrave d Fancy roam	A
Pleasure never is at home	A

John Keats

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