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It came to me in my sleep	A
And I rose from my sleep and went	B
Out in the night to weep	A
Over the bristling bent	B
With my soul it seemed I stood	C
Alone in a moaning wood	C
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And my soul said gazing at me	D
Shall I show you another land	E
Than other this flesh can see	D
And took into hers my hand	E
We passed from the wood to a heath	F
As starved as the ribs of Death	G
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Three skeleton trees we pass	H
Bare bones on an iron moor	I
Where every leaf and the grass	H
Was a thorn and a thistle hoar	J
And my soul said looking on me	D
The past of your life you see	D
	-
And a swine herd passed with his swine	K
Deformed and I heard him growl	L
Two eyes of a sottish shine	K
Leered under two brows as foul	L
And my soul said This is the lust	M
That soils my limbs with the dust	M
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And a goose wife hobbled by	N
On a crutch with the devil's geese	O
A mumbling how life is a lie	N
And cursing my soul without cease	O
And my soul said This is desire	P
The meaning of life is higher	P
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And we came to a garden close	Q
To a hollow of graves and tombs	R
A garden as red as a rose	S
Hung over of obscene glooms	S
The heart of each rose was a spark	T
That smouldered or splintered the dark	T
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And I was aware of a girl	U
With a wild rose face who came	V
With a mouth like a shell's split pearl	U
Rose clad in a robe of flame	V
And she plucked the roses and gave	W
And my flesh was her veriest slave	W
	-
She vanished My lips would have kissed	X
The flowers she gave me with sighs	S
But they writhed in my hands and hissed	X
In their hearts were a serpent's eyes	S
And my soul said Pleasure is she	D
The joys of the flesh you see	D
	-
And I bowed with a heart too weary	D
That longed for rest for sleep	A
And my eyes were heavy and teary	D
And yearned for a way to weep	A
And my soul smiled This may be	D
Will you know me and follow me	D

Madison Julius Cawein

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