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Then turning from me ere I could prevent

Passed like a shadow from the shadowy room,

Leaving my soul in shadow ... Naught was meant

By my sweet flower of love then! bloom by bloom

I'd watched it wither; then its fragrance went,

And naught was left now.--It was dark as doom,

And bells were tolling far off through the rain,

When from that house I turned my face again.

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