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A little Indian temple in the Golden Age Around it a garden	A
around that the forest Anashuya the young priestess kneeling	B
within the temple	C
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Anashuya Send peace on all the lands and flickering	B
corn	D
O may tranquillity walk by his elbow	E
When wandering in the forest if he love	F
No other Hear and may the indolent flocks	G
Be plentiful And if he love another	H
May panthers end him Hear and load our king	B
With wisdom hour by hour May we two stand	I
When we are dead beyond the setting suns	J
A little from the other shades apart	K
With mingling hair and play upon one lute	L
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Vijaya entering and throwing a lily at her Hail hail my	M
Anashuya	N
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Anashuya No be still	O
I priestess of this temple offer up	P
prayers for the land	I
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Vijaya I will wait here Amrita	I
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Anashuya By mighty Brahma's ever rustling robe	Q
Who is Amrita Sorrow of all sorrows	R
Another fills your mind	I
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Vijaya My mother's name	S
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Anashuya sings coming out of the temple	C
A sad sad thought went by me slowly	T
Sigh O you little stars O sigh and shake your blue apparel	C
The sad sad thought has gone from me now wholly	T
Sing O you little stars O sing and raise your rapturous	U
carol	C
To mighty Brahma be who made you many as the sands	V
And laid you on the gates of evening with his quiet hands	V
Sits down on the steps of the temple	C
Vijaya I have brought my evening rice	W
The sun has laid his chin on the grey wood	I
Weary with all his poppies gathered round him	X
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Vijaya The hour when Kama full of sleepy laughter	H
Rises and showers abroad his fragrant arrows	R
Piercing the twilight with their murmuring barbs	Y
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Anashuya See how the sacred old flamingoes come	Z
Painting with shadow all the marble steps	A2
Aged and wise they seek their wonted perches	B2
Within the temple devious walking made	I
To wander by their melancholy minds	C2
Yon tall one eyes my supper chase him away	D2
Far far away I named him after you	N
He is a famous fisher hour by hour	H
He ruffles with his bill the minnowed streams	E2
Ah there he snaps my rice I told you so	E
Now cuff him off He's off A kiss for you	N
Because you saved my rice Have you no thanks	F2
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Vijaya sings Sing you of her O first few stars	G2
Whom Brahma touching with his finger praises for you hold	I
The van of wandering quiet ere you be too calm and old	I
Sing turning in your cars	G2
Sing till you raise your hands and sigh and from your car	H2
heads peer	I2
With all your whirling hair and drop many an azure tear	J2
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Anashuya What know the pilots of the stars of tears	K2
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Vijaya Their faces are all worn and in their eyes	L2
Flashes the fire of sadness for they see	T
The icicles that famish all the North	M2
Where men lie frozen in the glimmering snow	E
And in the flaming forests cower the lion	A
And lioness with all their whimpering cubs	N2
And ever pacing on the verge of things	O2
The phantom Beauty in a mist of tears	K2
While we alone have round us woven woods	P2
And feel the softness of each other's hand	I
Amrita while	Q2
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Anashuya going away from him	X
Ah me you love another	H
Bursting into tears	K2
And may some sudden dreadful ill befall her	H
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Vijaya I loved another now I love no other	H
Among the mouldering of ancient woods	P2
You live and on the village border she	T
With her old father the blind wood cutter	H
I saw her standing in her door but now	R2
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Anashuya Vijaya swear to love her never more	S2
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Vijaya Ay ay	D2
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Anashuya Swear by the parents of the gods	T2
Dread oath who dwell on sacred Himalay	Q2
On the far Golden peak enormous shapes	U2
Who still were old when the great sea was young	V2
On their vast faces mystery and dreams	E2
Their hair along the mountains rolled and filled	I
From year to year by the unnumbered nests	W2
Of aweless birds and round their stirless feet	I
The joyous flocks of deer and antelope	X2
Who never hear the unforgiving hound	I
Swear	J2
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Vijaya By the parents of the gods I swear	J2
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Anashuya sings I have forgiven O new star	H2
Maybe you have not heard of us you have come forth so newly	Q2
You hunter of the fields afar	H2
Ah you will know my loved one by his hunter's arrows	R
truly	Q2
Shoot on him shafts of quietness that he may ever keep	Y2
A lonely laughter and may kiss his hands to me in sleep	Y2
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Farewell Vijaya Nay no word no word	I
I priestess of this temple offer up	P
Prayers for the land	I
Vijaya goes	R
O Brahma guard in sleep	Y2
The merry lambs and the complacent kine	R2
The flies below the leaves and the young mice	W
In the tree roots and all the sacred flocks	G
Of red flamingoes and my love Vijaya	N
And may no restless fay with fidget finger	H
Trouble his sleeping give him dreams of me	Q2

William Butler Yeats

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