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O heart that vainly follows	B
The flight of summer swallows	B
Far over holts and hollows	B
O'er frozen buds and flowers	C
To violet seas and levels	D
Where Love Time's locks dishevels	D
With merry mimes and revels	D
Of aphrodisiac Hours	D
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II	A
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O Love who dreaming borrows	D
Dead love from sad to morrows	D
The broken heart that sorrows	D
The blighted hopes that weep	E
Pale faces pale with sleeping	F
Red eyelids red with weeping	F
Dead lips dead secrets keeping	F
That shake the deeps of sleep	E
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III	A
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O Memory that showers	D
About the withered hours	D
White ruined sodden flowers	D
Dead dust and bitter rain	G
Dead loves with faces teary	H
Dead passions wan and dreary	H
The weary weary weary	H
Dead heart ache and the pain	G
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IV	-
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O give us back the blisses	D
Lost madness of moist kisses	D
The youth the joy the tresses	D
The fragrant limbs of white	I
The high heart like a jewel	J
Alive with subtle fuel	J
Lips beautiful and cruel	J
Eyes' incarnated light	I
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V	-
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Instead of tears wild laughter	K
The old hot passions after	K
The houri sweets that dafter	K
Made flesh and soul a slave	-
Enough of tearful sorrows	D
Enough of rank to morrows	D
The life that whines and borrows	D
But memories of the grave	-
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VI	-
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The grave that breaks no netting	F
Of care or spint's fretting	F
No long long sweet forgetting	F
For those who would forget	L
And those who stammer by it	M
Hope of an endless quiet	N
Within them voiceless riot	N
When they and it have met	L
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VII	-
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And God we pray beseeching	F
But Life with finger reaching	F
Stone stern remaineth teaching	F
Our hearts to turn to stone	O
Then fain are we to follow	P
The last lorn soaring swallow	P
Past bourns of holt and hollow	P
Forevermore alone	O

Madison Julius Cawein

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