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I	A
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The corn has turned from grey to red	B
Since first my spirit wandered forth	C
From the drear cities of the north	C
And to Italia's mountains fled	B
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And here I set my face towards home	D
For all my pilgrimage is done	E
Although methinks yon blood red sun	E
Marshals the way to Holy Rome	D
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O Blessed Lady who dost hold	F
Upon the seven hills thy reign	G
O Mother without blot or stain	G
Crowned with bright crowns of triple gold	F
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O Roma Roma at thy feet	H
I lay this barren gift of song	I
For ah the way is steep and long	I
That leads unto thy sacred street	H
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II	A
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And yet what joy it were for me	J
To turn my feet unto the south	K
And journeying towards the Tiber mouth	K
To kneel again at Fiesole	L
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And wandering through the tangled pines	M
That break the gold of Arno's stream	N
To see the purple mist and gleam	N
Of morning on the Apennines	M
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By many a vineyard hidden home	D
Orchard and olive garden grey	O
Till from the drear Campagna's way	O
The seven hills bear up the dome	D
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III	A
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A pilgrim from the northern seas	M
What joy for me to seek alone	P
The wondrous temple and the throne	P
Of him who holds the awful keys	M
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When bright with purple and with gold	F
Come priest and holy cardinal	L
And borne above the heads of all	L
The gentle Shepherd of the Fold	F
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O joy to see before I die	A
The only God anointed king	Q
And hear the silver trumpets ring	Q
A triumph as he passes by	A
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Or at the brazen pillared shrine	R
Holds high the mystic sacrifice	M
And shows his God to human eyes	M
Beneath the veil of bread and wine	R
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IV	S
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For lo what changes time can bring	Q
The cycles of revolving years	M
May free my heart from all its fears	M
And teach my lips a song to sing	Q
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Before yon field of trembling gold	F
Is garnered into dusty sheaves	M
Or ere the autumn's scarlet leaves	M
Flutter as birds adown the wold	F
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I may have run the glorious race	M
And caught the torch while yet aflame	T
And called upon the holy name	T
Of Him who now doth hide His face	M

Oscar Fingal O'flahertie Wills Wilde

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