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Cambridge Poets 1900–1913
Cambridge Poets 1900–1913 (1913), PDF p. 237
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INDEX
TO
FIRST
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Fairies
in
the night have been .. .
First
a
vague
walking
through
the
half -dark
wood
. . .
For God's
sake, let us laugh
a
little
...
From
muddy
road
to muddy
lane
Give me but
the boat, I
say
...
...
Give me the nectar of
your lips
Gorse
and the
curving
grass
and
the
sun -heavy
air were around us ...
...
...
...
Here
does
she
sit,
her
foot upon
the wing
...
Here
in
the evening
curl white mists
How
did
we meet
,
my
love
and
I
...
How
splendid
in
the morning
glows the lily
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I
built
a
palace
high
up
in
air
I
can
hear the
children
clapping
I
faint
.
I
can
go
no
further
...
I
found
a
childish
letter
in
a
drawer
...
If
ever
thou
didst turn
aside
...
If
there
be
breath
of
God
in
ocean
's
rise and
fall
...
...
...
If
there
be
soul
in
wood
and
strings
...
If
you
will meet me where
the moon
I
have
a
hope
of
deep
-
set woods
...
I
laid me
down
upon
the
shore
...
I
may
not
catch
you
with
my hands
...
In
dreams my soul was
backward
drawn
...
I
pass
by
darkened
windy
ways
I
rose
from
dreamless
hours
and
sought
the
morn
...
...
I
see
the centuries wax
and
wane
...
...
I
shall
not
see
your
ship
put out
to
sea
...
...
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