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How she would have loved	A
A party to day	B
Bright hatted and gloved	A
With table and tray	B
And chairs on the lawn	C
Her smiles would have shone	D
With welcomings But	E
She is shut she is shut	E
From friendship's spell	F
In the jailing shell	F
Of her tiny cell	F
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Or she would have reigned	G
At a dinner tonight	H
With ardours unfeigned	H
And a generous delight	H
All in her abode	H
She'd have freely bestowed	H
On her guests But alas	I
She is shut under grass	I
Where no cups flow	J
Powerless to know	J
That it might be so	J
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And she would have sought	H
With a child's eager glance	K
The shy snowdrops brought	H
By the new year's advance	K
And peered in the rime	L
Of Candlemas time	L
For crocuses chanced	H
It that she were not tranced	H
From sights she loved best	H
Wholly possessed	H
By an infinite rest	H
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And we are here staying	M
Amid these stale things	N
Who care not for gaying	M
And those junketings	N
That wed so to joy her	O
And never to cloy her	O
As us they cloy But	H
She is shut she is shut	H
From the cheer of them dead	H
To all done and said	H
In a yew arched bed	H

Thomas Hardy

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