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With bloodshot eyes the morning rose	B
Upon a world of gloom and tears	C
A kindred glance queen Isoud shows	B
Come night come morn cease not her fears	D
The fog clouds whiten all the vale	E
The sunlight draws them to its love	F
The diamond dews wash ev'ry dale	E
Where bays the hunt within the grove	G
Her lute the one her touch he taught	H
To wake beneath the stars a song	I
Of swan caught music is as naught	H
And on yon damask lounge is flung	J
Down o'er her cheeks her hair she draws	K
In golden rays 'twixt lily tips	L
And gazes sad on gloomy shaws	L
'Neath which had often touched their lips	L
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II	A
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With irised eyes from morn to noon	M
And noon to middle night she stoops	L
From her high lattice 'neath the moon	M
Hoping to see him 'mid the groups	L
Of mail swathed braves come jingling by	A
And once there came a dame in weft	H
All pearl besprent as when the sky	A
A springtide day hath wept and left	H
A stormy eve one flash of gems	L
'Mid neatherds he's a naked waif	N
Unwitted said she lipping scorn	O
And shook deep curls with a weak laugh	P
Tib clinked the gold thick in them worn	O
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III	A
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How long to wait and far she bent	H
From her tall casement toward the lawn	Q
A prospect of a wide extent	H
Glassed in her eyes and hateful shown	R
Along the white lake windy crags	L
Blue with coarse brakes and ragged pines	L
A bandit keep with trembling flags	L
And barren scars and waste marsh lines	L
And now a palfried dame and knight	H
Deep deer behaunted forests old	H
Whose sinewy boughs dark blocked the cave	S
Of Heav'n o'er Earth a blasted hold	H
'Mid livid fields a torrent's wave	S
And o'er the bridge whose marble arched	H
The torrent's foam dim in the dew	H
Of morning one all glimmering marched	H
In glittering steel from helm to shoe	H
With lance whose fang smote back the dawn	Q
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IV	S
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Selled on a barb whose trappings shone	R
Red brass a morning star of jousts	L
Upon the dawning beaming lone	R
Burst from the hills' empurpled crusts	L
A lying star whose double tongue	J
Was slave to gold I saw him die	A
'Tis ruth for he was brave and young	J
I saw him in the close clay lie	A
Then passed he rattling from the court	H
So grief in furrows ploughed her front's	L
Smooth surface wan and toward the eve	S
The bloodshot eve upon the mounts	L
Who o'er day's flow'ry bier did grieve	S
And bow her melancholy star	T
O'er teenful eyes she bent the light	H
Of her crown crescent's gem and far	T
She lingered till the full mooned night	H
Showered ripple stars the gray mere o'er	U
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V	S
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And I'm like her who trims a flame	V
Of sickly color bowing low	W
To balk the wind in wanton game	V
One stoops in secret toward her brow	X
With wind bulged cheeks a quick breath sends	L
And then the world is blind with gloom	Y
And filled with phantoms and with fiends	L
That strain huge eyes and jibe her doom	Y
Thus thought Isoud in her despair	Z
Of Launcelot then thoughts grew on	A2
And Arthur's lovely queen away	B2
In castled courts of Caerleon	A2
And all their joy and dalliance gay	B2
Until she could have thawed the spars	L
Of her clear fountained eyes to tears	L
And gush wild grief long seared by wars	L
Of passionate anguish and great fears	L
Oh Tristram gone oh death in life	S
Soft down below in the thick dark	C2
A fountain throbbed monotonous foam	D2
Unseen within the starlit park	C2
Deep in the tower's shadowed dome	D2
And thus my heart drums frigid life	S
In hateful gloom of fear and woe	W
One flood of sorrow cataract rife	S
My full flush heart streams come and go	W
Since Tristram's gone and I'm alone	A2
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VI	A
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Then sunk the moon and far away	B2
Beside the bickering lake the towers	L
Of bandit braves shone tall and gray	B2
Like specters in her lonely hours	L
And 'twixt the nodding grove and lake	E2
A glimmering fawn stalked thro' the night	H
And with full brow the musks did take	E2
Then bowed to drink she veiled her sight	H
And moaning said Death is but life	S
The fawn 'mid lilies from the mere	F2
Sucks genial draughts to dull its thirsts	L
O fondest spirit art thou near	F2
Draw to thy soul this soul that bursts	L
The vivid lilies to the stars	L
Clasp their white eyes and sink to sleep	G2
O anguish to thy burning wars	L
Lock my sad heart and drag it deep	G2
Albeit she slept she dreamed in grief	S

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