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Non numero horas nisi serenas	A
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When Fall drowns morns in mist it seems	A
In soul I am a part of it	B
A portion of its humid beams	A
A form of fog I seem to flit	B
From dreams to dreams	A
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An old chateau sleeps 'mid the hills	A
Of France an avenue of sorbs	A
Conceals it drifts of daffodils	A
Bloom by a 'scutcheoned gate with barbs	A
Like iron bills	A
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I pass the gate unquestioned yet	C
I feel announced Broad holm oaks make	D
Dark pools of restless violet	B
Between high bramble banks a lake	D
As in a net	C
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The tangled scales twist silver shines	A
Gray mossy turrets swell above	E
A sea of leaves And where the pines	A
Shade ivied walls there lies my love	E
My heart divines	A
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I know her window slimly seen	F
From distant lanes with hawthorn hedged	G
Her garden with the nectarine	F
Espaliered and the peach tree wedged	G
'Twixt walls of green	F
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Cool babbling a fountain falls	A
From gryphons' mouths in porphyry	H
Carp haunt its waters and white balls	A
Of lilies dip it when the bee	H
Creeps in and drawls	A
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And butterflies each with a face	A
Of faery on its wings that seem	I
Beheaded pansies softly chase	A
Each other down the gloom and gleam	I
Trees interspace	A
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And roses roses soft as vair	H
Round sylvan statues and the old	J
Stone dial Pompadours that wear	H
Their royalty of purple and gold	J
With wanton air	H
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Her scarf her lute whose ribbons breathe	K
The perfume of her touch her gloves	A
Modeling the daintiness they sheathe	K
Her fan a Watteau gay with loves	A
Lie there beneath	L
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A bank of eglantine that heaps	A
A rose strewn shadow Naive eyed	M
With lips as suave as they she sleeps	A
The romance by her open wide	M
O'er which she weeps	A

Madison Julius Cawein

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