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A Dark Month - From Swinburne's Collected Poetical Works Vol. V by Algernon Charles Swinburne
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Watch them play,
From the windowed seat above, whence the goodlier child I love
Is away.

Here the sights we saw together moved his fancy like a feather
To and fro,
Now to wonder, and thereafter to the sunny storm of laughter
Loud and low--

Sights engraven on storied pages where man's tale of seven
swift ages
All was told--
Seen of eyes yet bright from heaven--for the lips that laughed
were seven
Sweet years old.


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Why should May remember
March, if March forget
The days that began with December
The nights that a frost could fret?

All their griefs are done with
Now the bright months bless
Fit souls to rejoice in the sun with,
Fit heads for the wind's caress;

Souls of children quickening
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