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A wolf he pricks with eyes of fire	A
Across the night's o'ercrusted snows	B
Seeking his prey	C
He pads his way	C
Where Jane benighted goes	B
Where Jane benighted goes	B
	-
He curdles the bleak air with ire	D
Ruffling his hoary raiment through	E
And lo he sees	F
Beneath the trees	F
Where Jane's light footsteps go	G
Where Jane's light footsteps go	G
	-
No hound peals thus in wicked joy	H
He snaps his muzzle in the snows	B
His five clawed feet	I
Do scamper fleet	I
Where Jane's bright lanthorn shows	B
Where Jane's bright lanthorn shows	B
	-
Now his greed's green doth gaze unseen	J
On a pure face of wilding rose	B
Her amber eyes	K
In fear's surprise	K
Watch largely as she goes	B
Watch largely as she goes	B
	-
Salt wells his hunger in his jaws	L
His lust it revels to and fro	G
Yet small beneath	M
A soft voice saith	M
'Jane shall in safety go	G
Jane shall in safety go '	-
	-
He lurched as if a fiery lash	N
Had scourged his hide and through and through	E
His furious eyes	K
O'erscanned the skies	K
But nearer dared not go	G
But nearer dared not go	G
	-
He reared like wild Bucephalus	K
His fangs like spears in him uprose	K
Ev'n to the town	O
Jane's flitting gown	O
He grins on as she goes	K
He grins on as she goes	K
	-
In fierce lament he howls amain	O
He scampers marvelling in his throes	K
What brought him there	P
To sup on air	P
While Jane unarm d goes	K
While Jane unarm d goes	K

Walter De La Mare

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