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Index of Complete Poems: The Single Hound - 5

THAT Love is all there is

THE luxury to apprehend

THE Sea said "Come" to the Brook

ALL I may, if small

LOVE reckons by itself alone

THE inundation of the Spring

NO Autumn's intercepting chill

VOLCANOES be in Sicily

DISTANCE is not the realm of Fox

THE treason of an accent

HOW destitute is he

CRISIS is sweet and, set the Heart

TO tell the beauty would decrease

TO love thee, year by year

I SHOWED her heights she never saw

ON my volcano grows the grass

IF I could tell how glad I was

HER Grace is all she has

NO matter where the Saints abide

TO see her is a picture

SO set its sun in thee

HAD this one day not been

THAT she forgot me was the least

THE incidents of Love

SAFE Despair it is that raves

THE Face we choose to miss

OF so divine a loss

THE healed Heart shows its shallow scar

TO pile like Thunder to its close

THE Stars are old, that stood for me

ALL circumstances are the frame

I DID not reach thee

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