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I love a still conservatory	A
That's full of giant breathless palms	B
Azaleas clematis and vines	C
Whose quietness great Trees becalms	C
Filling the air with foliage	D
A curved and dreamy statuary	A
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I like to hear a cold pure rill	E
Of water trickling low afar	F
With sudden little jerks and purls	C
Into a tank or stoneware jar	F
The song of a tiny sleeping bird	G
Held like a shadow in its trill	E
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I love the mossy quietness	C
That grows upon the great stone flags	C
The dark tree ferns the staghorn ferns	C
The prehistoric antlered stags	C
That carven stand and stare among	H
The silent ferny wilderness	C
	-
And are they birds or souls that flit	I
Among the trees so silently	A
And are they fish or ghosts that haunt	J
The still pools of the rockery	F
For I am but a sculptured rock	K
As in that magic place I sit	I
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Still as a great jewel is the air	F
With boughs and leaves smooth carved in it	I
And rocks and trees and giant ferns	C
And blooms with inner radiance lit	I
And naked water like a nymph	L
That dances tireless slim and bare	F
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I watch a white Nyanza float	M
Upon a green untroubled pool	N
A fairyland Ophelia she	A
Has cast herself in water cool	N
And lies while fairy cymbals ring	O
Drowned in her fairy castle moat	M
	-
The goldfish sing a winding song	P
Below her pale and waxen face	C
The water nymph is dancing by	Q
Lifting smooth arms with mournful grace	C
A stainless white dream she floats on	R
While fairies beat a fairy gong	P
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Silent the Cattleyas blaze	C
And thin red orchid shapes of Death	S
Peer savagely with twisted lips	C
Sucking an eerie phantom breath	S
With that bright spotted fever'd lust	T
That watches lonely travellers craze	C
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Gigantic mauve and hairy leaves	C
Hang like obliterated faces	C
Full of dim unattained expression	U
Such as haunts virgin forest places	C
When Silence leaps among the trees	C
And the echoing heart deceives	C

W.j. Turner

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