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Out of the past there rises a week	A
Who shall read the years O	B
Out of the past there rises a week	A
Enringed with a purple zone	C
Out of the past there rises a week	A
When thoughts were strung too thick to speak	A
And the magic of its lineaments remains with me alone	C
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In that week there was heard a singing	D
Who shall spell the years the years	E
In that week there was heard a singing	D
And the white owl wondered why	F
In that week yea a voice was ringing	D
And forth from the casement were candles flinging	D
Radiance that fell on the deodar and lit up the path thereby	F
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Could that song have a mocking note	G
Who shall unroll the years O	B
Could that song have a mocking note	G
To the white owl's sense as it fell	H
Could that song have a mocking note	G
As it trilled out warm from the singer's throat	G
And who was the mocker and who the mocked when two felt all was well	H
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In a tedious trampling crowd yet later	I
Who shall bare the years the years	E
In a tedious trampling crowd yet later	I
When silvery singings were dumb	J
In a crowd uncaring what time might fate her	I
Mid murks of night I stood to await her	I
And the twanging of iron wheels gave out the signal that she was come	J
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She said with a travel tired smile	K
Who shall lift the years O	B
She said with a travel tired smile	K
Half scared by scene so strange	L
She said outworn by mile on mile	K
The blurred lamps wanning her face the while	K
O Love I am here I am with you Ah that there should have come a change	L
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O the doom by someone spoken	M
Who shall unseal the years the years	E
O the doom that gave no token	M
When nothing of bale saw we	N
O the doom by someone spoken	M
O the heart by someone broken	M
The heart whose sweet reverberances are all time leaves to me	N
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Jan Feb	N

Thomas Hardy

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