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I	A
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THE RIVER	B
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Still glides the stream slow drops the boat	C
Under the rustling poplars' shade	D
Silent the swans beside us float	C
None speaks none heeds ah turn thy head	E
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Let those arch eyes now softly shine	F
That mocking mouth grow sweetly bland	G
Ah let them rest those eyes on mine	F
On mine let rest that lovely hand	G
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My pent up tears oppress my brain	H
My heart is swoln with love unsaid	E
Ah let me weep and tell my pain	H
And on thy shoulder rest my head	E
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Before I die before the soul	I
Which now is mine must re attain	H
Immunity from my control	I
And wander round the world again	J
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Before this teas'd o'erlabour'd heart	K
For ever leaves its vain employ	L
Dead to its deep habitual smart	K
And dead to hopes of future joy	L
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II	A
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TOO LATE	M
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Each on his own strict line we move	N
And some find death ere they find love	O
So far apart their lives are thrown	P
From the twin soul that halves their own	P
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And sometimes by still harder fate	M
The lovers meet but meet too late	M
Thy heart is mine True true ah true	Q
Then love thy hand Ah no adieu	Q
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III	A
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SEPARATION	R
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Stop Not to me at this bitter departing	S
Speak of the sure consolations of Time	T
Fresh be the wound still renew'd be its smarting	S
So but thy image endure in its prime	T
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But if the stedfast commandment of Nature	B
Wills that remembrance should always decay	U
If the lov'd form and the deep cherish'd feature	B
Must when unseen from the soul fade away	U
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Me let no half effac'd memories cumber	B
Fled fled at once be all vestige of thee	V
Deep be the darkness and still be the slumber	B
Dead be the Past and its phantoms to me	V
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Then when we meet and thy look strays towards me	V
Scanning my face and the changes wrought there	W
Who let me say is this Stranger regards me	V
With the grey eyes and the lovely brown hair	W
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IV	O
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ON THE RHINE	F
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Vain is the effort to forget	X
Some day I shall be cold I know	Y
As is the eternal moon lit snow	Y
Of the high Alps to which I go	Y
But ah not yet not yet	X
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Vain is the agony of grief	O
'Tis true indeed an iron knot	Z
Ties straitly up from mine thy lot	Z
And were it snapt thou lov'st me not	Z
But is despair relief	O
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Awhile let me with thought have done	R
And as this brimm'd unwrinkled Rhine	F
And that far purple mountain line	F
Lie sweetly in the look divine	F
Of the slow sinking sun	R
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So let me lie and calm as they	U
Let beam upon my inward view	O
Those eyes of deep soft lucent hue	O
Eyes too expressive to be blue	O
Too lovely to be grey	U
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Ah Quiet all things feel thy balm	A2
Those blue hills too this river's flow	Y
Were restless once but long ago	Y
Tam'd is their turbulent youthful glow	Y
Their joy is in their calm	A2
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V	O
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LONGING	S
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Come to me in my dreams and then	J
By day I shall be well again	J
For so the night will more than pay	U
The hopeless longing of the day	U
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Come as thou cam'st a thousand times	B2
A messenger from radiant climes	B2
And smile on thy new world and be	O
As kind to others as to me	O
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Or as thou never cam'st in sooth	U
Come now and let me dream it truth	U
And part my hair and kiss my brow	C2
And say My love why sufferest thou	C2
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Come to me in my dreams and then	J
By day I shall be well again	J
For so the night will more than pay	U
The hopeless longing of the day	U

Matthew Arnold

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