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Why did you give no hint that night	A
That quickly after the morrow's dawn	B
And calmly as if indifferent quite	A
You would close your term here up and be gone	B
Where I could not follow	C
With wing of swallow	C
To gain one glimpse of you ever anon	B
	-
Never to bid good bye	D
Or lip me the softest call	E
Or utter a wish for a word while I	D
Saw morning harden upon the wall	E
Unmoved unknowing	F
That your great going	F
Had place that moment and altered all	E
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Why do you make me leave the house	G
And think for a breath it is you I see	H
At the end of the alley of bending boughs	I
Where so often at dusk you used to be	H
Till in darkening dankness	I
The yawning blankness	I
Of the perspective sickens me	H
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You were she who abode	J
By those red veined rocks far West	K
You were the swan necked one who rode	J
Along the beetling Beeny Crest	K
And reining nigh me	H
Would muse and eye me	H
While Life unrolled us its very best	K
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Why then latterly did we not speak	L
Did we not think of those days long dead	M
And ere your vanishing strive to seek	L
That time's renewal We might have said	M
In this bright spring weather	N
We'll visit together	N
Those places that once we visited	O
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Well well All's past amend	P
Unchangeable It must go	C
I seem but a dead man held on end	P
To sink down soon O you could not know	C
That such swift fleeing	F
No soul foreseeing	F
Not even I would undo me so	C

Thomas Hardy

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