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Dearest best and brightest	A
Come away	B
To the woods and to the fields	C
Dearer than this fairest day	B
Which like thee to those in sorrow	D
Comes to bid a sweet good morrow	D
To the rough Year just awake	E
In its cradle in the brake	E
The eldest of the Hours of Spring	F
Into the Winter wandering	F
Looks upon the leafless wood	G
And the banks all bare and rude	H
Found it seems this halcyon Morn	I
In February s bosom born	I
Bending from Heaven in azure mirth	J
Kissed the cold forehead of the Earth	J
And smiled upon the silent sea	K
And bade the frozen streams be free	K
And waked to music all the fountains	L
And breathed upon the rigid mountains	L
And made the wintry world appear	M
Like one on whom thou smilest Dear	M
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Radiant Sister of the Day	B
Awake arise and come away	B
To the wild woods and the plains	N
To the pools where winter rains	N
Image all the roof of leaves	O
Where the pine its garland weaves	O
Sapless gray and ivy dun	P
Round stems that never kiss the sun	P
To the sandhills of the sea	K
Where the earliest violets be	K
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Now the last day of many days	Q
All beautiful and bright as thou	R
The loveliest and the last is dead	S
Rise Memory and write its praise	Q
And do thy wonted work and trace	T
The epitaph of glory fled	S
For now the Earth has changed its face	T
A frown is on the Heaven s brow	R
	-
We wandered to the Pine Forest	A
That skirts the Ocean's foam	U
The lightest wind was in its nest	V
The tempest in its home	U
	-
The whispering waves were half asleep	W
The clouds were gone to play	B
And on the woods and on the deep	W
The smile of Heaven lay	B
	-
It seemed as if the day were one	P
Sent from beyond the skies	X
Which shed to earth above the sun	P
A light of Paradise	Y
	-
We paused amid the pines that stood	G
The giants of the waste	Z
Tortured by storms to shapes as rude	H
With stems like serpents interlaced	Z
	-
How calm it was the silence there	A2
By such a chain was bound	B2
That even the busy woodpecker	C2
Made stiller by her sound	B2
	-
The inviolable quietness	D2
The breath of peace we drew	E2
With its soft motion made not less	F2
The calm that round us grew	E2
	-
It seemed that from the remotest seat	G2
Of the white mountain's waste	Z
To the bright flower beneath our feet	G2
A magic circle traced	Z
	-
A spirit interfused around	B2
A thinking silent life	H2
To momentary peace it bound	B2
Our mortal nature s strife	H2
	-
And still it seemed the centre of	I2
The magic circle there	A2
Was one whose being filled with love	I2
The breathless atmosphere	M
	-
Were not the crocuses that grew	E2
Under that ilex tree	K
As beautiful in scent and hue	E2
As ever fed the bee	K
	-
We stood beneath the pools that lie	J2
Under the forest bough	R
And each seemed like a sky	J2
Gulfed in a world below	D
	-
A purple firmament of light	K2
Which in the dark earth lay	B
More boundless than the depth of night	K2
And clearer than the day	B
	-
In which the massy forests grew	E2
As in the upper air	A2
More perfect both in shape and hue	E2
Than any waving there	A2
	-
Like one beloved the scene had lent	L2
To the dark water's breast	V
Its every leaf and lineament	V
With that clear truth expressed	V
	-
There lay far glades and neighbouring lawn	M2
And through the dark green crowd	V
The white sun twinkling like the dawn	M2
Under a speckled cloud	V
	-
Sweet views which in our world above	I2
Can never well be seen	N2
Were imaged by the water's love	I2
Of that fair forest green	N2
	-
And all was interfused beneath	O2
With an Elysian air	A2
An atmosphere without a breath	P2
A silence sleeping there	A2
	-
Until a wandering wind crept by	J2
Like an unwelcome thought	V
Which from my mind's too faithful eye	J2
Blots thy bright image out	V
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For thou art good and dear and kind	V
The forest ever green	N2
But less of peace in S 's mind	V
Than calm in waters seen	N2

Percy Bysshe Shelley

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