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How strange that here is nothing as it was	A
The sward is young and new	B
The sod there shapes a different mass	C
The random trees stand other than I knew	B
No here the Past has left no residue	B
No aftermath	D
By a new path	D
The workmen homeward in the city twilight pass	C
	-
Yet was this willow here	E
It hung as now its olive skeins aloft	F
Into the sky then blue and clear	G
And yonder pair of poplar trees	H
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Rose also soft	I
And sibilant in the glory of the breeze	H
It's early dark One scarce distinguishes	J
Their sullen feathering in the autumn sky	K
'Tis warm and still	L
Dull o'er the town the vapours lie	K
Innumerable	M
And dodging the uncertain stare	N
The small shrewd lampions dot the air	N
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Many like me	O
Loiter perhaps as I in after years	P
As looking here to see	O
Some vestige of the living that was theirs	Q
Some trace of yesterday	R
Somae hint or remnant echo clue some thing	S
Some very little thing of what was they	R
Sure such are near Else were it not so still	L
This evening	S
So human still and warm and kind	T
'Tis as of many moved	U
In unison of will and mind to sing	S
Low litanies to that which they had wholly loved	V
How sweet it is	J
Under the perishable trees	H
To hear the wings of the one human soul	W
Fluttering up	X
In Time's dark branches to the lucid stars	Y
More than Despair is Hope	Z
And more than Hope is the Hope that despairs	Q
And more than all	A2
Is Love that disbelieves the real years	P
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Here in this place	B2
One August morning when the earlier crowd	C2
Showmen or populace	D2
From many a region and of curious face	B2
Abroad the holiday	R
Quaint in the sun with garb and gesture glowed	E2
And speaking grave or gay	R
The various accent of their lonely race	B2
Between the shadowy gold bazars idled away	R
She as a cloud	C2
All sunrise coloured and alone	F2
Thro' the blue summer tremblin came to me	O
I dried her tears and here we sat us down	G2
Little by little as tripping oversea	O
On flame tipped waves the daylight's long surprise	H2
Sweeps world and heaven in one	I2
So love across our eyes	H2
Broke with the sun	I2
Happy we walked away The fairy sight	J2
Untangling shook a thousand chequered fires	K2
Low under scarlet awnings rung on rung	L2
Copper and bronze and azurite	J2
Ranged on the sagging wires	K2
The trifles clinked in the red light	J2
From beam and niche vendors in strange attires	K2
Slipping dark hands along	M2
Unhooked the quiet wool the gaudy chintz	K2
Or precious where it hung	L2
Long fluid jewels of auroral silk	N2
And dryly to the sense	K2
Their attars old and dusty powders clung	L2
Still passed the weavers and the dyers	K2
Many a jar a bowl	W
Turned as of water or of milk	N2
Glazen and jade and porcelain	I2
Far down the shadows colouring stole	W
As one had shook a jungle after rain	O2
And basketing the drops at random spilled	J2
Their red and green their topaz and sapphires	K2
All were here piled	J2
And wandering out we smiled	J2
To see across the glowing noon so high	K
So high and far	P2
The incandescent minarets and domes and spires	K2
Lifting the fusion of the coloured choirs	K2
To the sky	K
Softly save only where	N
A flag or pennant fallen slack	Q2
Shotted the dazzling air	N
I came to day to find her I came back	Q2
Humble with sweet desires	K2
Across this dun September atmosphere	G
To her	R2
I came I knew she was not here	E
Now let me go	S2
I came I come because I love her so	S2
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Not in the acres of the Soul	W
Does Nature drive the ploughshare of her change	T2
It is not strange	T2
That here in part and whole	W
The faithful eye sees all things as before	U2
For past the newer flowers	K2
Above the recent trees and clouds come o'er	R2
Love finds the other hours	K2
Once more	U2

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