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名人诗歌|All in green went my love riding

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All in green went my love riding

on a great horse of gold

into the silver dawn.

four lean hounds crouched1 low and smiling

the merry deer ran before.

Fleeter be they than dappled dreams

the swift sweet deer

the red rare deer.

Four red roebuck at a #CCCCFF water

the cruel bugle2 sang before.

Horn at hip3 went my love riding

riding the echo down

into the silver dawn.

four lean hounds crouched low and smiling

the level meadows ran before.

Softer be they than slippered4 sleep

the lean lithe5 deer

the fleet flown deer.

Four fleet does at a gold valley

the famished6 arrow sang before.

Bow at belt went my love riding

riding the mountain down

into the silver dawn.

four lean hounds crouched low and smiling

the sheer peaks ran before.

Paler be they than daunting7 death

the sleek8 slim deer

the tall tense deer.

Four tell stags at a green mountain

the lucky hunter sang before.

All in green went my love riding

on a great horse of gold

into the silver dawn.

four lean hounds crouched low and smiling

my heart fell dead before.


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