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CALL it to mind O my love	A
Dear were your eyes as the day	B
Bright as the day and the sky	C
Like the stream of gold and the sky above	A
Dear were your eyes in the grey	B
We have lived my love O we have lived my love	A
Now along the silent river azure	D
Through the sky's inverted image	E
Softly swam the boat that bore our love	A
Swiftly ran the shallow of our love	A
Through the heaven's inverted image	E
In the reedy mazes round the river	D
See along the silent river	D
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See of old the lover's shallop steer	F
Berried brake and reedy island	G
Heaven below and only heaven above	A
Through the sky's inverted image	E
Swiftly swam the boat that bore our love	A
Berried brake and reedy island	G
Mirrored flower and shallop gliding by	C
All the earth and all the sky were ours	H
Silent sat the wafted lovers	H
Bound with grain and watched by all the sky	C
Hand to hand and eye to eye	C
	-
Days of April airs of Eden	I
Call to mind how bright the vanished angel hours	H
Golden hours of evening	J
When our boat drew homeward filled with flowers	H
O darling call them to mind love the past my love	A
Days of April airs of Eden	I
How the glory died through golden hours	H
And the shining moon arising	J
How the boat drew homeward filled with flowers	H
Age and winter close us slowly in	K
	-
Level river cloudless heaven	I
Islanded reed mazes silver weirs	H
How the silent boat with silver	D
Threads the inverted forest as she goes	H
Broke the trembling green of mirrored trees	H
O remember and remember	D
How the berries hung in garlands	H
	-
Still in the river see the shallop floats	H
Hark Chimes the falling oar	L
Still in the mind	M
Hark to the song of the past	N
Dream and they pass in their dreams	H
	-
Those that loved of yore O those that loved of yore	L
Hark through the stillness O darling hark	O
Through it all the ear of the mind	M
	-
Knows the boat of love Hark	O
Chimes the falling oar	L
	-
O half in vain they grew old	P
	-
Now the halcyon days are over	D
Age and winter close us slowly round	Q
And these sounds at fall of even	K
Dim the sight and muffle all the sound	Q
And at the married fireside sleep of soul and sleep of fancy	H
Joan and Darby	H
Silence of the world without a sound	Q
And beside the winter faggot	R
	-
Joan and Darby sit and dose and dream and wake	S
Dream they hear the flowing singing river	D
See the berries in the island brake	S
Dream they hear the weir	T
See the gliding shallop mar the stream	U
Hark in your dreams do you hear	T
	-
Snow has filled the drifted forest	V
Ice has bound the stream	U
Frost has bound our flowing river	D
Snow has whitened all our island brake	S
	-
Berried brake and reedy island	G
Heaven below and only heaven above azure	D
Through the sky's inverted image	E
Safely swam the boat that bore our love	A
Dear were your eyes as the day	B
Bright ran the stream bright hung the sky above	A
Days of April airs of Eden	I
How the glory died through golden hours	H
And the shining moon arising	J
How the boat drew homeward filled with flowers	H
Bright were your eyes in the night	W
We have lived my love	A
O we have loved my love	A
Now the days are over	D
Age and winter close us slowly round	Q
	-
Vainly time departs and vainly	H
Age and winter come and close us round	Q
	-
Hark the river's long continuous sound	Q
	-
Hear the river ripples in the reeds	H
	-
Lo in dreams they see their shallop	X
Run the lilies down and drown the weeds	H
Mid the sound of crackling faggots	H
So in dreams the new created	Y
Happy past returns to day recedes	H
And they hear once more	L
	-
From the old years	H
Yesterday returns to day recedes	H
And they hear with aged hearing warbles	H
	-
Love's own river ripple in the weeds	H
And again the lover's shallop	X
Lo the shallop sheds the streaming weeds	H
And afar in foreign countries	H
In the ears of aged lovers	H
	-
And again in winter evens	H
Starred with lilies with stirring weeds	H
In these ears of aged lovers	H
Love's own river ripples in the reeds	H

Robert Louis Stevenson

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