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I	A
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I cannot heed the words they say	B
The lights grow far away and dim	C
Amid the laughing men and maids	D
My eyes unbidden seek for him	C
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I hope that when he smiles at me	E
He does not guess my joy and pain	F
For if he did he is too kind	G
To ever look my way again	H
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II	A
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I have a secret in my heart	I
No ears have ever heard	J
And still it sings there day by day	B
Most like a caged bird	J
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And when it beats against the bars	K
I do not set it free	E
For I am happier to know	L
It only sings for me	E
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III	A
	-
I wrote his name along the beach	M
I love the letters so	L
Far up it seemed and out of reach	M
For still the tide was low	L
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But oh the sea came creeping up	N
And washed the name away	B
And on the sand where it had been	O
A bit of sea grass lay	B
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A bit of sea grass on the sand	P
Dropped from a mermaid's hair	Q
Ah had she come to kiss his name	R
And leave a token there	Q
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IV	-
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What am I that he should love me	E
He who stands so far above me	E
What am I	A
I am like a cowslip turning	S
Toward the sky	A
Where a planet's golden burning	S
Breaks the cowslip's heart with yearning	S
What am I that he should love me	E
What am I	A
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V	E
	-
O dreams that flock about my sleep	T
I pray you bring my love to me	E
And let me think I hear his voice	U
Again ring free	E
	-
And if you care to please me well	V
And live to morrow in my mind	G
Let him who was so cold before	W
To night seem kind	G
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VI	A
	-
I plucked a daisy in the fields	X
And there beneath the sun	Y
I let its silver petals fall	Z
One after one	Y
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I said He loves me loves me not	A2
And oh my heart beat fast	B2
The flower was kind it let me say	B
He loves me last	B2
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I kissed the little leafless stem	C2
But oh my poor heart knew	D2
The words the flower had said to me	E
They were not true	D2
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VII	A
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I sent my love a letter	E2
And if he loves me not	A2
He shall not find my love for him	C
In any line or dot	A2
	-
But if he loves me truly	E
He'll find it hidden deep	T
As dawn gleams red thro' chilly clouds	F2
To eyes awaked from sleep	T
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VIII	A
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The world is cold and gray and wet	G2
And I am heavy hearted yet	G2
When I am home and look to see	E
The place my letters wait for me	E
If I should find ONE letter there	Q
I think I should not greatly care	Q
If it were rainy or were fair	Q
For all the world would suddenly	E
Seem like a festival to me	E
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IX	E
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I hid three words within my heart	I
That longed to fly to him	C
At dawn they woke me with a start	I
They sang till day was dim	C
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And now at last I let them fly	A
As little birds should do	D2
And he will know the first is I	A
The others Love and You	D2
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X	E
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Across the twilight's violet	H2
His curtained window glimmers gold	I2
Oh happy light that round my love	A
Can fold	I2
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Oh happy book within his hand	P
Oh happy page he glorifies	E
Oh happy little word beneath	J2
His eyes	E
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But oh thrice happy happy I	A
Who love him more than songs can tell	V
For in the heaven of his heart	I
I dwell	V

Sara Teasdale

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