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I	A
To a bare blue hill	B
Wings an old thought roaming	C
At a random touch	D
Of memory homing	C
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The first of England	E
These eyes to fill	B
Was the lifted head	F
Of that proud hill	B
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As lion fronted	G
Alone it warded	G
The vale and the far	H
Bright West regarded	I
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Who knows what wells	J
Are a child's unthinking	C
Eyes What skies	K
Thro' the clear of them sinking	C
	-
Have for ever coloured	L
A mind that springs	M
From buried hope dumb prayer	N
Prized small things	M
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Precious to dust that once	O
Throbbed in hearts now	P
Crumbled where ignorant	Q
Passes the plough	P
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II	A
I have walked by streams	R
In shadowy places	S
Where wild rose June	T
With the moon embraces	U
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And smelt the magic	V
Of dew drenched herbs	W
In a hush that trances	W
Delights disturbs	W
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I have roamed in a frail mist's	W
Filtered gold	X
The Downs so cleanly	Y
And smooth and old	X
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I know how the shower light	Z
Touches gray spires	W
In the slumbrous bosom	A2
Of the elmy shires	W
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And lying on warm thyme	B2
Watched at the sheer	C2
Black cliff the grand wave	D2
Lunge and rear	C2
	-
When the whole Atlantic	V
Amassed recoils	W
And in indolent thunder	E2
Bursts and boils	W
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I have followed the Romans'	W
Wall that wound	F2
Over lone moors leaving	C
The Druid mound	F2
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In the secret hills	W
Where the lost race lies	W
Dreaming the dream	G2
That the world denies	W
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A dream that the voices	W
Of England have sung	H2
That is born in the blood	I
And the eyes of the young	H2
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III	A
O English earth	I2
'Mid the blown seas lying	C
Green green	J2
When the birds come flying	C
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Out of the empty south	K2
To the old willow	L2
Ash thorn chestnut	M2
Boughs that they know	L2
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Sweet sweet sweet to be	Y
Back in May bowers	W
When the grass grows tall	N2
Round the English flowers	W
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O the light on tost clouds	W
As you take to your breast	O2
Your stormy lover	E2
The strong South West	O2
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That breathes a wild whisper	E2
In youth's thrilled ear	P2
Of strange things of far things	W
Of glory and fear	C2
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But the things that are dearest	Q2
You have told them never	E2
They are deep in our veins	W
For ever and ever	E2
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They come over the mind	R2
When the world's noise is still	B
As to me comes the vision	S2
Of one blue hill	B
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Beautiful dark	T2
And solitary	Y
The first of England	E
That spoke to me	Y

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