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I	A
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Oh what a dawn of day	B
How the March sun feels like May	B
All is blue again	C
After last night's rain	D
And the South dries the hawthorn spray	B
Only my Love's away	B
I'd as lief that the blue were grey	B
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II	A
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Runnels which rillets swell	E
Must be dancing down the dell	E
With a foaming head	F
On the beryl bed	F
Paven smooth as a hermit's cell	E
Each with a tale to tell	E
Could my Love but attend as well	E
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III	A
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Dearest three months ago	G
When we lived blocked up with snow	G
When the wind would edge	H
In and in his wedge	H
In as far as the point could go	G
Not to our ingle though	G
Where we loved each the other so	G
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IV	I
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Laughs with so little cause	J
We devised games out of straws	K
We would try and trace	L
One another's face	L
In the ash as an artist draws	K
Free on each other's flaws	K
How we chattered like two church daws	K
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V	I
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What's in the Times'' a scold	M
At the Emperor deep and cold	M
He has taken a bride	N
To his gruesome side	N
That's as fair as himself is bold	M
There they sit ermine stoled	M
And she powders her hair with gold	M
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VI	I
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Fancy the Pampas' sheen	O
Miles and miles of gold and green	O
Where the sunflowers blow	G
In a solid glow	G
And to break now and then the screen	O
Black neck and eyeballs keen	O
Up a wild horse leaps between	O
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VII	I
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Try will our table turn	P
Lay your hands there light and yearn	P
Till the yearning slips	Q
Thro' the finger tips	Q
In a fire which a few discern	P
And a very few feel burn	P
And the rest they may live and learn	P
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VIII	I
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Then we would up and pace	L
For a change about the place	L
Each with arm o'er neck	R
'Tis our quarter deck	R
We are seamen in woeful case	L
Help in the ocean space	L
Or if no help we'll embrace	L
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IX	L
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See how she looks now dressed	M
In a sledging cap and vest	M
'Tis a huge fur cloak	S
Like a reindeer's yoke	S
Falls the lappet along the breast	M
Sleeves for her arms to rest	M
Or to hang as my Love likes best	M
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X	L
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Teach me to flirt a fan	T
As the Spanish ladies can	T
Or I tint your lip	U
With a burnt stick's tip	U
And you turn into such a man	T
Just the two spots that span	T
Half the bill of the young male swan	V
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XI	L
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Dearest three months ago	G
When the mesmerizer Snow	G
With his hand's first sweep	W
Put the earth to sleep	W
'Twas a time when the heart could show	G
All how was earth to know	G
'Neath the mute hand's to and fro	G
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XII	L
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Dearest three months ago	G
When we loved each other so	G
Lived and loved the same	X
Till an evening came	X
When a shaft from the devil's bow	Y
Pierced to our ingle glow	G
And the friends were friend and foe	G
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XIII	G
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Not from the heart beneath	Z
'Twas a bubble born of breath	A2
Neither sneer nor vaunt	M
Nor reproach nor taunt	M
See a word how it severeth	A2
Oh power of life and death	A2
In the tongue as the Preacher saith	A2
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XIV	G
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Woman and will you cast	M
For a word quite off at last	M
Me your own your You	B2
Since as truth is true	B2
I was You all the happy past	M
Me do you leave aghast	M
With the memories We amassed	M
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XV	G
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Love if you knew the light	M
That your soul casts in my sight	M
How I look to you	B2
For the pure and true	B2
And the beauteous and the right	M
Bear with a moment's spite	M
When a mere mote threats the white	M
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XVI	G
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What of a hasty word	M
Is the fleshly heart not stirred	M
By a worm's pin prick	C2
Where its roots are quick	C2
See the eye by a fly's foot blurred	M
Ear when a straw is heard	M
Scratch the brain's coat of curd	M
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XVII	G
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Foul be the world or fair	D2
More or less how can I care	D2
'Tis the world the same	X
For my praise or blame	X
And endurance is easy there	D2
Wrong in the one thing rare	D2
Oh it is hard to bear	D2
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XVIII	G
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Here's the spring back or close	G
When the almond blossom blows	G
We shall have the word	M
In a minor third	M
There is none but the cuckoo knows	G
Heaps of the guelder rose	G
I must bear with it I suppose	G
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XIX	G
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Could but November come	E2
Were the noisy birds struck dumb	E2
At the warning slash	F2
Of his driver's lash	F2
I would laugh like the valiant Thumb	E2
Facing the castle glum	E2
And the giant's fee faw fum	E2
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XX	G
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Then were the world well stripped	M
Of the gear wherein equipped	M
We can stand apart	M
Heart dispense with heart	M
In the sun with the flowers unnipped	M
Oh the world's hangings ripped	M
We were both in a bare walled crypt	M
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XXI	G
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Each in the crypt would cry	I
But one freezes here and why	I
When a heart as chill	G2
At my own would thrill	G2
Back to life and its fires out fly	I
Heart shall we live or die	I
The rest settle by and by ''	-
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XXII	G
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So she'd efface the score	H2
And forgive me as before	H2
It is twelve o'clock	I2
I shall hear her knock	I2
In the worst of a storm's uproar	H2
I shall pull her through the door	H2
I shall have her for evermore	H2