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She left me at the silent time	A
When the moon had ceas'd to climb	A
The azure path of Heaven's steep	B
And like an albatross asleep	B
Balanc'd on her wings of light	C
Hover'd in the purple night	C
Ere she sought her ocean nest	D
In the chambers of the West	D
She left me and I stay'd alone	E
Thinking over every tone	E
Which though silent to the ear	F
The enchanted heart could hear	F
Like notes which die when born but still	G
Haunt the echoes of the hill	G
And feeling ever oh too much	H
The soft vibration of her touch	H
As if her gentle hand even now	I
Lightly trembled on my brow	I
And thus although she absent were	J
Memory gave me all of her	J
That even Fancy dares to claim	K
Her presence had made weak and tame	K
All passions and I lived alone	E
In the time which is our own	E
The past and future were forgot	L
As they had been and would be not	L
But soon the guardian angel gone	M
The daemon reassum'd his throne	E
In my faint heart I dare not speak	N
My thoughts but thus disturb'd and weak	N
I sat and saw the vessels glide	O
Over the ocean bright and wide	O
Like spirit winged chariots sent	P
O'er some serenest element	Q
For ministrations strange and far	R
As if to some Elysian star	R
Sailed for drink to medicine	S
Such sweet and bitter pain as mine	T
And the wind that wing'd their flight	C
From the land came fresh and light	C
And the scent of winged flowers	U
And the coolness of the hours	U
Of dew and sweet warmth left by day	V
Were scatter'd o'er the twinkling bay	V
And the fisher with his lamp	W
And spear about the low rocks damp	W
Crept and struck the fish which came	K
To worship the delusive flame	K
Too happy they whose pleasure sought	X
Extinguishes all sense and thought	X
Of the regret that pleasure leaves	Y
Destroying life alone not peace	Z

Percy Bysshe Shelley

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