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O full of Faith The Earth is rock the Heaven	A
The dome of a great palace all of ice	B
Russ built Dull light distils through frozen skies	C
Thickened and gross Cold Fancy droops her wing	D
And cannot range In winding sheets of snow	E
Lies every thought of any pleasant thing	D
I have forgotten the green earth my soul	F
Deflowered and lost to every summer hope	G
Sad sitteth on an iceberg at the Pole	F
My heart assumes the landscape of mine eyes	C
Moveless and white chill blanched with hoarest rime	H
The Sun himself is heavy and lacks cheer	I
Or on the eastern hill or western slope	G
The world without seems far and long ago	E
To silent woods stark famished winds have driven	A
The last lean robin gibbering winds of fear	I
Thou only darest to believe in spring	D
Thou only smilest Lady of the Time	H
Even as the stars come up out of the sea	J
Thou risest from the Earth How is it down	K
In the dark depths Should I delve there O Flower	L
For beauty Shall I find the summer there	M
Met manifold as in an ark of peace	N
And Thou a lone white Dove art thou sent forth	O
Upon the winter deluge It shall cease	N
But not for thee pierced by the ruthless North	O
And spent with the Evangel In what hour	L
The flood abates thou wilt have closed thy wings	P
For ever When the happy living things	P
Of the old world come forth upon the new	Q
I know my heart shall miss thee and the dew	Q
Of summer twilights shall shed tears for me	J
Tears liker thee ah purest than mine own	R
Upon thy vestal grave O vainly fair	M
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Thou should'st have noble destiny who like	S
A Prophet art shut out from kind and kin	T
Who on the winter silence comest in	T
A still small voice Pale Hermit of the Year	I
Flower of the Wilderness oh not for thee	J
The jocund playmates of the maiden spring	D
For when she danceth forth with cymballed feet	U
Waking a sudden with great welcoming	D
Each calling each they burst from hill to dell	V
In answering music But thou art a bell	V
A passing bell snow muffled dim and sweet	U
As is the Poet to his fellow men	W
So mid thy drifting snows O Snowdrop Thou	X
Gifted in sooth beyond them but no less	Y
A snowdrop And thou shalt complete his lot	Z
And bloom as fair as now when they are not	Z
Thou art the wonder of the seasons O	E
First born of Beauty As the Angel near	I
Gazed on that first of living things which when	W
The blast that ruled since Chaos o'er the sere	I
Leaves of primeval Palms did sweep the plain	A2
Clung to the new made sod and would not drive	B2
So gaze I upon thee amid the reign	A2
Of Winter And because thou livest I live	B2
And art thou happy in thy loneliness	C2
Oh couldst thou hear the shouting of the floods	D2
Oh couldst thou know the stir among the trees	E2
When as the herald voice of breeze on breeze	E2
Proclaims the marriage pageant of the Spring	D
Advancing from the South each hurries on	F2
His wedding garment and the love chimes ring	D
Thro' nuptial valleys No serene and lone	R
I will not flush thy cheek with joys like these	E2
Songs for the rosy morning at grey prime	H
To hang the head and pray Thou doest well	V
I will not tell thee of the bridal train	A2
No let thy Moonlight die before their day	G2
A Nun among the Maidens thou and they	G2
Each hath some fond sweet office that doth strike	S
One of our trembling heartstrings musical	H2
Is not the hawthorn for the Queen of May	G2
And cuckoo flowers for whom the cuckoo's voice	I2
Hails like an answering sister to the woods	J2
Is not the maiden blushing in the rose	K2
Shall not the babe and buttercup rejoice	I2
Twins in one meadow Are not violets all	L2
By name or nature for the breast of Dames	M2
For them the primrose pale as star of prime	H
For them the wind flower trembling to a sigh	N2
For them the dew stands in the eyes of day	G2
That blink in April on the daisied lea	J
Like them they flourish and like them they fade	O2
And live beloved and loving But for thee	J
For such a bevy how art thou arrayed	O2
Flower of the Tempests What hast thou with them	H
Thou shalt be pearl unto a diadem	H
Which the Heavens jewel They shall deck the brows	P2
Of joy and wither there But thou shalt be	J
A Martyr's garland Thou who undismayed	O2
To thy spring dreams art true amid the snows	K2
As he to better dreams amid the flames	M2

Sydney Thompson Dobell

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