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Thou sombre lady of down bended head	A
And weary lashes drooping to the cheek	B
With sweet sad fold of lips uncomforted	A
And listless hands more tired with strife than meek	B
Turn here thy soft brown feet and to my heart	A
Unmatched to Summer's golden minstrelsy	C
Or Spring's shrill pipe of joy sing once again	D
Sad songs and I to thee	E
Well tuned will answer that according part	A
That jarred with those young seasons' gladder strain	F
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Give me thy empty branches for the biers	C
Of perished joys thy winds to sigh my sighs	C
Thy falling leaves to count my falling tears	C
And all thy mists to dim my aching eyes	C
There is no comfort in thy lips and none	G
In thy cold arms nor pity in thy breast	A
But better 'tis in gray hours to have grief	H
Than to affront the sun	G
With sunless woe when every flower and leaf	H
Conspires to make the season merriest	A
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The drip of rain drops on the sodden earth	I
The trampled mud stained grass the shifting leaves	C
The silent hurrying birds the sickly birth	I
Of the red sun in misty skies the sheaves	C
Of rotting ruined corn the sudden gusts	C
Of angry winds the clouds that fly all night	A
Before the stormy moon thy desolate moans	C
All thy decays and rusts	C
Thy deaths and dirges these are tuned aright	A
To my unquiet soul that sorrow owns	C
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But ah thy gentler mood the honeyed kiss	C
Of thy faint watery sunshine thy pale gold	A
Thy dark red berries and the ambergris	C
That paints the lingering leaves while on the mould	A
Their dead make bronze and sepia carpetings	C
That lightly rustle in thy quiet breath	J
These are the shadows of departed smiles	C
The ghosts of happy things	C
These break again the broken heart the whiles	C
Thou goest onto winter I to Death	J

Lord Alfred Douglas

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