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Now lonely is the wood	A
No flower now lingers none	B
The virgin sisterhood	A
Of roses all are gone	C
Now Autumn sheds her latest leaf	D
And in my heart is grief	D
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Ah me for all earth rears	E
The appointed bound is placed	F
After a thousand years	E
The great oak falls at last	G
And thou more lovely canst not stay	H
Sweet rose beyond thy day	H
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Our life is not the life	I
Of roses and of leaves	J
Else wherefore this deep strife	I
This pain our soul conceives	J
The fall of ev'n such short lived things	J
To us some sorrow brings	J
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And yet plant bird and fly	K
Feel no such hidden fire	L
Happy they live and die	K
Happy with no desire	L
They in their brief life have fulfill'd	M
All Nature in them will'd	M
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And were we also made	N
Of like terrestrial mould	O
We should not be afraid	N
Nor feel the grave so cold	O
But all oblivious of our fate	P
Live sweetly out our date	P
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For the great mother loves	J
Her children far too well	Q
These longings that she moves	J
Their own fulfilment tell	Q
She would not burden us with aught	P
We really needed not	P
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O not in vain she gave	R
To the wild birds their wings	J
They spread them forth and have	S
Heaven for their wanderings	J
But we to whom no wings are given	B
Why seek we for a Heaven	B
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And when far o'er us fly	K
Those voyagers of the air	T
Why must we gaze and sigh	K
O would that I were there	T
Why are we restless ill content	P
Tied to one element	P
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'Tis not that in our tears	J
Some happier life we crave	R
Our happiest sweetest years	J
Mysterious moments have	S
The sense of our brief human lot	P
Clings to us haunts our thought	P
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O then this pleasant earth	U
Seems but an alien thing	V
Faint grows her busy mirth	U
Far hence our thoughts take wing	V
For some enduring home we cry	K
She cannot satisfy	K
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Or bind us only ties	J
Immortal found can bless	J
Only in loving eyes	J
We see our happiness	J
Only upon a loving breast	P
Our souls find any rest	P
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Why thirsts the spirit so	J
For life what moves it thus	J
'Tis her voice yes I know	J
'Tis Nature cries in us	J
'Tis no unholy strife of ours	J
Against forbidding powers	J
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What though we gaze with fear	W
So blank death seems to be	X
What though no land appear	W
Beyond that lonely sea	X
Still in our hearts her cry doth stay	P
She will find out a way	P
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So in the chrysalis	J
Slumber those lovely wings	J
So from the shell it is	J
The dazzling pearl she brings	J
Her glorious works she works alone	Y
Unfathom'd and unknown	Y

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