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I LONELINESS	A
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Her Word	B
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One ought not to have to care	C
So much as you and I	D
Care when the birds come round the house	E
To seem to say good bye	D
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Or care so much when they come back	F
With whatever it is they sing	G
The truth being we are as much	H
Too glad for the one thing	G
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As we are too sad for the other here	I
With birds that fill their breasts	J
But with each other and themselves	K
And their built or driven nests	J
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II HOUSE FEAR	L
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Always I tell you this they learned	M
Always at night when they returned	M
To the lonely house from far away	N
To lamps unlighted and fire gone gray	N
They learned to rattle the lock and key	O
To give whatever might chance to be	O
Warning and time to be off in flight	P
And preferring the out to the in door night	P
They learned to leave the house door wide	Q
Until they had lit the lamp inside	Q
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III THE SMILE	R
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Her Word	B
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I didn't like the way he went away	N
That smile It never came of being gay	N
Still he smiled did you see him I was sure	S
Perhaps because we gave him only bread	T
And the wretch knew from that that we were poor	U
Perhaps because he let us give instead	T
Of seizing from us as he might have seized	V
Perhaps he mocked at us for being wed	T
Or being very young and he was pleased	V
To have a vision of us old and dead	T
I wonder how far down the road he's got	W
He's watching from the woods as like as not	W
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IV THE OFT REPEATED DREAM	X
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She had no saying dark enough	Y
For the dark pine that kept	Z
Forever trying the window latch	A2
Of the room where they slept	Z
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The tireless but ineffectual hands	B2
That with every futile pass	C2
Made the great tree seem as a little bird	B
Before the mystery of glass	C2
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It never had been inside the room	D2
And only one of the two	E2
Was afraid in an oft repeated dream	X
Of what the tree might do	E2
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V THE IMPULSE	F2
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It was too lonely for her there	C
And too wild	G2
And since there were but two of them	H2
And no child	G2
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And work was little in the house	E
She was free	O
And followed where he furrowed field	I2
Or felled tree	O
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She rested on a log and tossed	J2
The fresh chips	K2
With a song only to herself	L2
On her lips	K2
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And once she went to break a bough	M2
Of black alder	N2
She strayed so far she scarcely heard	B
When he called her	N2
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And didn't answer didn't speak	O2
Or return	P2
She stood and then she ran and hid	Q2
In the fern	P2
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He never found her though he looked	R2
Everywhere	C
And he asked at her mother's house	E
Was she there	C
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Sudden and swift and light as that	S2
The ties gave	T2
And he learned of finalities	E
Besides the grave	T2

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