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Down through the ancient Strand	A
The spirit of October mild and boon	B
And sauntering takes his way	C
This golden end of afternoon	B
As though the corn stood yellow in all the land	A
And the ripe apples dropped to the harvest moon	B
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Lo the round sun half down the western slope	D
Seen as along an unglazed telescope	D
Lingers and lolls loth to be done with day	C
Gifting the long lean lanky street	E
And its abounding confluences of being	F
With aspects generous and bland	A
Making a thousand harnesses to shine	G
As with new ore from some enchanted mine	G
And every horse's coat so full of sheen	H
He looks new tailored and every 'bus feels clean	H
And never a hansom but is worth the feeing	F
And every jeweller within the pale	I
Offers a real Arabian Night for sale	I
And even the roar	J
Of the strong streams of toil that pause and pour	J
Eastward and westward sounds suffused	K
Seems as it were bemused	K
And blurred and like the speech	L
Of lazy seas on a lotus haunted beach	L
With this enchanted lustrousness	M
This mellow magic that as a man's caress	M
Brings back to some faded face beloved before	J
A heavenly shadow of the grace it wore	J
Ere the poor eyes were minded to beseech	L
Old things transfigures and you hail and bless	M
Their looks of long lapsed loveliness once more	J
Till Clement's angular and cold and staid	N
Gleams forth in glamour's very stuffs arrayed	N
And Bride's her aery unsubstantial charm	O
Through flight on flight of springing soaring stone	P
Grown flushed and warm	Q
Laughs into life full mooded and fresh blown	P
And the high majesty of Paul's	M
Uplifts a voice of living light and calls	M
Calls to his millions to behold and see	M
How goodly this his London Town can be	M
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For earth and sky and air	R
Are golden everywhere	R
And golden with a gold so suave and fine	G
The looking on it lifts the heart like wine	G
Trafalgar Square	R
The fountains volleying golden glaze	M
Shines like an angel market High aloft	S
Over his couchant Lions in a haze	M
Shimmering and bland and soft	T
A dust of chrysoprase	M
Our Sailor takes the golden gaze	M
Of the saluting sun and flames superb	U
As once he flamed it on his ocean round	V
The dingy dreariness of the picture place	M
Turned very nearly bright	W
Takes on a luminous transiency of grace	M
And shows no more a scandal to the ground	V
The very blind man pottering on the kerb	U
Among the posies and the ostrich feathers	M
And the rude voices touched with all the weathers	M
Of the long varying year	X
Shares in the universal alms of light	W
The windows with their fleeting flickering fires	M
The height and spread of frontage shining sheer	X
The quiring signs the rejoicing roofs and spires	M
'Tis El Dorado El Dorado plain	Y
The Golden City And when a girl goes by	Z
Look as she turns her glancing head	A2
A call of gold is floated from her ear	B2
Golden all golden In a golden glory	M
Long lapsing down a golden coasted sky	Z
The day not dies but seems	M
Dispersed in wafts and drifts of gold and shed	A2
Upon a past of golden song and story	M
And memories of gold and golden dreams	M

William Ernest Henley

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