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O Dark Eyed goddess of the marble brow	A
Whose look is silence and whose touch is night	B
Who walkest lonely through the world O thou	A
Who sittest lonely with Life's blown out light	B
Who in the hollow hours of night's noon	C
Criest like some lost child	D
Whose anguish fevered eyeballs seek the moon	C
To cool their pulses wild	D
Thou who dost bend to kiss Joy's sister cheek	E
Turning its rose to alabaster yea	F
Thou who art terrible and mad and meek	E
Why in my heart art thou enshrined to day	F
O Sorrow say O say	F
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II	G
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Now Spring is here and all the world is white	B
I will go forth and where the forest robes	H
Itself in green and every hill and height	B
Crowns its fair head with blossoms spirit globes	H
Of hyacinth and crocus dashed with dew	I
I will forget my grief	J
And thee O Sorrow gazing on the blue	I
Beneath a last year's leaf	J
Of some brief violet the south wind woos	K
Or bluet whence the west wind raked the snow	L
The baby eyes of love the darling hues	K
Of happiness that thou canst never know	L
O child of pain and woe	L
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III	G
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On some hoar upland sweet with clustered thorns	M
Hard by a river's windy white of waves	N
I shall sit down with Spring whose eyes are morns	N
Of light whose cheeks the rose of health enslaves	N
And so forget thee braiding in her hair	O
The snowdrop tipped with green	P
The cool eyed primrose and the trillium fair	O
And moony celandine	Q
Contented so to lie within her arms	N
Forgetting all the sear and sad and wan	R
Remembering love alone who o'er earth's storms	N
High on the mountains of perpetual dawn	S
Leads the glad hours on	R
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IV	J
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Or in the peace that follows storm when Even	T
Within the west stands dreaming lone and far	U
Clad on with green and silver and the Heaven	V
Is brightly brooched with one gold glittering star	U
I will lie down beside some mountain lake	W
'Round which the tall pines sigh	J
And breathing musk of rain from boughs that shake	W
Storm balsam from on high	J
Make friends of Dream and Contemplation high	J
And Music listening to the mocking bird	X
Who through the hush sends its melodious cry	J
And so forget a while that other word	X
That all loved things must die	J

Madison Julius Cawein

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