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At Fontainebleau

by Arthur Symons

 IT was a day of sun and rain, 
Uncertain as a child’s swift moods; 
And I shall never spend again 
So blithe a day among the woods. 

Was it because the Gods were pleased 
That they were awful in our eyes, 
Whom we in very deed appeased 
With barley-cakes of sacrifice? 

The forest knew her and was glad, 
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Form: Ballad

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