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Along the way	A
He walked that day	A
Watching shapes that reveries limn	B
And seldom he	C
Had eyes to see	C
The moment that encompassed him	D
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Bright yellowhammers	C
Made mirthful clamours	C
And billed long straws with a bustling air	E
And bearing their load	F
Flew up the road	F
That he followed alone without interest there	E
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From bank to ground	G
And over and round	G
They sidled along the adjoining hedge	H
Sometimes to the gutter	I
Their yellow flutter	I
Would dip from the nearest slatestone ledge	H
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The smooth sea line	B
With a metal shine	B
And flashes of white and a sail thereon	B
He would also descry	I
With a half wrapt eye	J
Between the projects he mused upon	B
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Yes round him were these	C
Earth's artistries	C
But specious plans that came to his call	K
Did most engage	L
His pilgrimage	M
While himself he did not see at all	K
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Dead now as sherds	C
Are the yellow birds	C
And all that mattered has passed away	A
Yet God the Elf	N
Now shows him that self	N
As he was and should have been shown that day	A
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O it would have been good	O
Could he then have stood	O
At a focussed distance and conned the whole	P
But now such vision	B
Is mere derision	B
Nor soothes his body nor saves his soul	P
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Not much some may	A
Incline to say	A
To see in him had it all been seen	B
Nay he is aware	I
A thing was there	I
That loomed with an immortal mien	B

Thomas Hardy

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