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TO MARGOT	A
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When I go free	B
I think 'twill be	B
A night of stars and snow	A
And the wild fires of frost shall light	C
My footsteps as I go	A
Nobody nobody will be there	D
With groping touch or sight	C
To see me in my bush of hair	D
Dance burning through the night	C
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VOICES	E
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Who is it calling by the darkened river	F
Where the moss lies smooth and deep	G
And the dark trees lean unmoving arms	H
Silent and vague in sleep	G
And the bright heeled constellations pass	I
In splendour through the gloom	J
Who is it calling o'er the darkened river	F
In music Come	K
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Who is it wandering in the summer meadows	L
Where the children stoop and play	M
In the green faint scented flowers spinning	N
The guileless hours away	M
Who touches their bright hair who puts	O
A wind shell to each cheek	P
Whispering betwixt its breathing silences	Q
Seek seek	P
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Who is it watching in the gathering twilight	C
When the curfew bird hath flown	R
On eager wings from song to silence	S
To its darkened nest alone	R
Who takes for brightening eyes the stars	T
For locks the still moonbeam	U
Sighs through the dews of evening peacefully	B
Falling Dream	U
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SORCERY	B
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What voice is that I hear	V
Crying across the pool	W
It is the voice of Pan you hear	V
Crying his sorceries shrill and clear	X
In the twilight dim and cool	W
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What song is it he sings	Y
Echoing from afar	Z
While the sweet swallow bends her wings	Y
Filling the air with twitterings	Y
Beneath the brightening star	Z
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The woodman answered me	B
His faggot on his back	A2
Seek not the face of Pan to see	B
Flee from his clear note summoning thee	B
To darkness deep and black	A2
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He dwells in thickest shade	B2
Piping his notes forlorn	C2
Of sorrow never to be allayed	B2
Turn from his coverts sad	D2
Of twilight unto morn	C2
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The woodman passed away	M
Along the forest path	E2
His ax shone keen and grey	M
In the last beams of day	M
And all was still as death	F2
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Only Pan singing sweet	G2
Out of Earth's fragrant shade	B2
I dreamed his eyes to meet	G2
And found but shadow laid	B2
Before my tired feet	G2
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Comes no more dawn to me	B
Nor bird of open skies	Y
Only his woods' deep gloom I see	B
Till at the end of all shall rise	Y
Afar and tranquilly	W
Death's stretching sea	B

Walter De La Mare

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