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I have met them at close of day	A
Coming with vivid faces	B
From counter or desk among grey	A
Eighteenth century houses	B
I have passed with a nod of the head	C
Or polite meaningless words	D
Or have lingered awhile and said	C
Polite meaningless words	D
And thought before I had done	E
Of a mocking tale or a gibe	F
To please a companion	E
Around the fire at the club	G
Being certain that they and I	H
But lived where motley is worn	I
All changed changed utterly	J
A terrible beauty is born	I
	-
That woman's days were spent	K
In ignorant good will	L
Her nights in argument	M
Until her voice grew shrill	L
What voice more sweet than hers	N
When young and beautiful	O
She rode to harriers	N
This man had kept a school	P
And rode our winged horse	N
This other his helper and friend	Q
Was coming into his force	N
He might have won fame in the end	Q
So sensitive his nature seemed	R
So daring and sweet his thought	S
This other man I had dreamed	R
A drunken vainglorious lout	T
He had done most bitter wrong	U
To some who are near my heart	V
Yet I number him in the song	U
He too has resigned his part	V
In the casual comedy	J
He too has been changed in his turn	W
Transformed utterly	J
A terrible beauty is born	I
	-
Hearts with one purpose alone	X
Through summer and winter seem	Y
Enchanted to a stone	X
To trouble the living stream	Y
The horse that comes from the road	Z
The rider the birds that range	A2
From cloud to tumbling cloud	B2
Minute by minute they change	A2
A shadow of cloud on the stream	Y
Changes minute by minute	C2
A horse hoof slides on the brim	D2
And a horse plashes within it	E2
The long legged moor hens dive	F2
And hens to moor cocks call	G2
Minute by minute they live	F2
The stone's in the midst of all	G2
	-
Too long a sacrifice	N
Can make a stone of the heart	V
O when may it suffice	N
That is Heaven's part our part	V
To murmur name upon name	H2
As a mother names her child	I2
When sleep at last has come	J2
On limbs that had run wild	I2
What is it but nightfall	G2
No no not night but death	K2
Was it needless death after all	G2
For England may keep faith	L2
For all that is done and said	C
We know their dream enough	M2
To know they dreamed and are dead	C
And what if excess of love	N2
Bewildered them till they died	O2
I write it out in a verse	N
MacDonagh and MacBride	O2
And Connolly and Pearse	N
Now and in time to be	J
Wherever green is worn	I
Are changed changed utterly	J
A terrible beauty is born	I

William Butler Yeats

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