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Those silver clouds collected round the sun	A
His mid day warmth abate not seeming less	B
To overshade than multiply his beams	C
By soft reflection grateful to the sky	D
To rocks fields woods Nor doth our human sense	E
Ask for its pleasure screen or canopy	F
More ample than the time dismantled Oak	G
Spreads o'er this tuft of heath which now attired	H
In the whole fulness of its bloom affords	I
Couch beautiful as e'er for earthly use	J
Was fashioned whether by the hand of Art	K
That eastern Sultan amid flowers enwrought	K
On silken tissue might diffuse his limbs	L
In languor or by Nature for repose	M
Of panting Wood nymph wearied with the chase	N
O Lady fairer in thy Poet's sight	K
Than fairest spiritual creature of the groves	O
Approach and thus invited crown with rest	K
The noon tide hour though truly some there are	P
Whose footsteps superstitiously avoid	K
This venerable Tree for when the wind	K
Blows keenly it sends forth a creaking sound	K
Above the general roar of woods and crags	O
Distinctly heard from far a doleful note	K
As if so Grecian shepherds would have deemed	K
The Hamadryad pent within bewailed	K
Some bitter wrong Nor is it unbelieved	K
By ruder fancy that a troubled ghost	K
Haunts the old trunk lamenting deeds of which	Q
The flowery ground is conscious But no wind	K
Sweeps now along this elevated ridge	R
Not even a zephyr stirs the obnoxious Tree	F
Is mute and in his silence would look down	S
O lovely Wanderer of the trackless hills	O
On thy reclining form with more delight	K
Than his coevals in the sheltered vale	T
Seem to participate the while they view	U
Their own far stretching arms and leafy heads	O
Vividly pictured in some glassy pool	V
That for a brief space checks the hurrying stream	W

William Wordsworth

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