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A hundred autumns fallen in fire	A
To dust and mould	B
Have faded from their perished gold	B
To throne thee higher	A
O Titan pine that soarest straight	C
From ground to sky without a mate	C
Like one desire	A
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Dark is the hollow as a cup	D
Of shadow immense	E
Of daylight daunting dimness whence	E
Thou springest up	D
Far into light to take thy fill	F
Of splendour solitary in still	F
Magnificence	E
	-
Leaves of the low brake hide a stir	A
Of small soft things	E
Life busy in flit of secret wings	E
And slinking fur	A
Pricks buried seeds that upward thrust	G
And green through germinating dust	G
Triumphant stings	E
	-
But thou that seemest earth to scorn	H
And air to claim	I
With all thy plumy spire aflame	I
And crest upborne	H
In the blue air so far so high	J
As if the silence of the sky	J
About thee came	I
	-
Thou hidest all the sappy stream	K
That in thee swells	E
Motionless fibre nothing tells	E
And thou dost seem	K
To tower in glorious ignorance	E
Of earth's small stir and chafe a trance	E
A soaring dream	K
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And in a trance thou holdest me	L
With bated will	F
And I am still as thou art still	F
My spirit free	L
My body charm dissolved to naught	M
But the vibration of a thought	M
If thought could be	L
	-
O hush within the blood is felt	N
An airy fear	O
A faltering and the heart can hear	P
The silence melt	N
To something frailer than a sound	Q
Borne from the wide horizon's bound	Q
To the inward ear	P
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Slowly ah slowly a hush begins	E
A trembling where	R
Those branches sleep on golden air	R
And gradual wins	E
A voice a music a long surge	S
Sweet as a song sad as a dirge	S
Sighed out like prayer	R
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The singer knows not what he sings	E
A lonely sound	Q
Comes trembling through him from profound	Q
Aerial springs	E
The songs the sighs the world exiled	T
Seek him and in his heart throbs wild	T
Still their wild wings	E

Robert Laurence Binyon

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