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Hazel HallContemplative

Brown window-sill, you hold my all of skies, And all I know of springing year and fall, And everything of earth that greets my eyes — Brown window-sill, how can you hold it all?

Grey walls, my days are bound within your hold. Cast there and lost like pebbles in a sea; And all my thought is squared to fit your mould — Grey wall, how mighty is your masonry!

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