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Her ivied towers tall	A
Old forests belt and bar	B
And oh the West's dim mountain crests	C
That line the blue afar	B
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Her gardens face dark cliffs	D
That seeth against a sea	E
As blue and deep as the eyes of Sleep	F
With saddening mystery	E
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Red sands roll leagues on leagues	G
Ribbed of the wind and wave	H
The near warm sky bends from on high	I
The pale brow of a slave	H
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And when the morning's beams	J
Lie crushed on crag and bay	K
A wail of flutes and soft strung lutes	L
O'er the lone land swoons away	K
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The woods are 'roused from rest	M
A scent of earth and brine	N
By brake and lake the wild things wake	O
And torrents leap and shine	N
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But she in one gray tower	P
White faced knows how he died	Q
And a murderous scorn on her lips is born	R
To curse his heart that lied	Q
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She smiles and sorrows not	S
Ah death to know she moans	T
The gluttonous grave of the bitter wave	H
Laughs loud above his bones	T
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She laughs and hating yearns	U
Out toward the surf's far reach	V
Like one in sleep who wild to weep	F
Hath only moans for speech	V
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And when the sun had set	W
And crocus heavens had fed	X
Their wan fire soon to a thorn thin moon	Y
The flocking stars that led	X
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A breeze set in from sea	E
Most odorous with spice	Z
And streamed among big stars that hung	A2
Thin mists as white as ice	Z
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And then her eyes waxed large	B2
With one last hideous hope	C2
And her throat she bent toward the firmament	X
Star scattered scope on scope	C2
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The haunted night that felt	X
The rapture so accursed	X
Shook loosening one green star that spun	D2
Wild down the dusk and burst	X
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Fair was her face as Sin's	Z
Ah wretch she wailed to know	E2
A wormy seat at Death's lean feet	X
May not undo such woe	E2
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The devil wrangling pit	X
Much dearer than God's deeps	Z
Of serious skies where thought ne'er dies	Z
And memory never sleeps	Z
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And dearer far than both	F2
Than Heaven or Hell the jest	X
The godless lot to rot and rot	X
And not be cursed or blessed	X

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