I.
Far, far away, O ye
Halcyons of Memory,
Seek some far calmer nest
Than this abandoned breast!
No news of your false spring
To my heart-s winter bring,
Once having gone, in vain
Ye come again.
II.
Vultures, who build your bowers
High in the Future-s towers,
Withered hopes on hopes are spread!
Dying joys, choked by the dead,
Will serve your beaks for prey
Many a day.
Lines -- Far, Far Away, O Ye
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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