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Three dwarfs there were which lived on an isle	A
And the name of the isle was Lone	B
And the names of the dwarfs were Alliolyle	A
Lallerie Muziomone	B
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Alliolyle was green of een	B
Lallerie light of locks	C
Muziomone was mild of mien	B
As ewes in April flocks	C
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Their house was small and sweet of the sea	D
And pale as the Malmsey wine	B
Their bowls were three and their beds were three	D
And their nightcaps white were nine	B
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Their beds were of the holly wood	E
Their combs of the tortoiseshell	A
Their mirrors clear as wintry flood	F
Frozen dark and snell	A
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So each would lie on his plumpy pillow	A
The moon for company	D
And hear the parrot scream to the billow	A
And the billow roar reply	A
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Sulphur parrots and parrots red	G
Scarlet and flame and green	B
And five foot apes that jargon d	D
In feathery tufted treen	B
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And oh or ever the dawning shed	G
On dreams a narrow flame	H
Three gaping dwarfs gat out of bed	G
And gazed upon the same	H
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At dawn they fished at noon they snared	I
Young foxes in the dells	D
At even on dew berries they fared	I
And blew in their twisted shells	D
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Dark was the sea they gambolled in	B
And thick with silver fish	J
Dark as green glass blown clear and thin	B
To be a monarch's dish	J
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They sate to sup in a jasmine bower	K
Lit pale with flies of fire	K
Their bowls the hue of the iris flower	K
And lemon their attire	K
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Sweet wine in little cups they sipped	L
And golden honeycomb	M
Into their bowls of cream they dipped	L
Whipt light and white as foam	M
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Alliolyle where the salt sea flows	D
Taught three old apes to sing	N
And there to the moon like a full blown rose	D
They capered in a ring	N
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But down to the shore skipped Lallerie	K
His parrot on his thumb	O
And the twain they scritched in mockery	K
While the dancers go and come	O
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So alas in the evening rosy and still	A
Light haired Lallerie	K
Bitterly quarrelled with Alliolyle	A
By the yellow sanded sea	K
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The rising moon swam sweet and large	P
Before their furious eyes	D
And they rolled and rolled to the coral marge	P
Where the surf for ever cries	D
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Too late too late comes Muziomone	B
Clear in the clear green sea	K
Alliolyle lies not alone	B
But clasped with Lallerie	K
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He blows on his shell plaintive notes	D
Ape parraquito bee	K
Flock where a shoe on the salt wave floats	D
The shoe of Lallerie	K
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He fetches nightcaps one and nine	B
Grey apes he dowers three	K
His house as fair as the Malmsey wine	B
Seems sad as cypress tree	K
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Three bowls he brims with honeycomb	M
To feast the bumble bees	D
Saying 'O bees be this your home	M
For grief is on the seas '	-
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He sate him lone in a coral grot	L
At the flowing of the tide	L
When ebbed the billow there was not	L
Save coral aught beside	L
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So hairy apes in three white beds	D
And nightcaps one and nine	B
On moonlit pillows lay three heads	D
Bemused with dwarfish wine	B
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A tomb of coral the dirge of bee	K
The grey apes' guttural groan	B
For Alliolyle for Lallerie	K
For thee O Muziomone	B

Walter De La Mare

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