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EDITION821sTEL006447  \nTO  \nMY WIFE  \nCONTENTS  \nPAGEEvERYTHING THAT I cAN 8PY .IA PRELUDE AND A SoNG.3IN THE PoPPY FrELD.36THE FULNESS oF TIME38LIGHT-0'-LoVE.  .40NUCLEOLUS.4ITHE SooTHERER.   .43DANNY MURPHY49THE TREE OF THE BIRD .5IPEADAR OG GOEs CoURTING54NoRA CRIONA.   .58THE RUNE,59BESSIE BoBTAIL.6oTHE TINKER's BRAT·62NoTHING AT ALL .64WHY ToMAs CAM WAS GRUMPY.66THE GIRL I LEFT BEH ND ME69  \nvii  \n# viii THE HILL OF VISION\n\nSHAME  \nI WISH·  \nSECRET8  \nCROOKED-HEART,   \nMAc DHOUL .  \nTHE MERRY PoLICEMAN  \nTHE FAIRY Box..  \nWHAT THE DEVIL SAID  \nTHE TREE.  .  \nORA PRo NoBIS.·  \nTHE END OF THE RoAD  \nWIND AND TREE .  \nEvE…………………  \nTHE BREATH OF LIFE .  \nIN THE CooL OF THE EVENING .  \nPsYCHOMETRIST .  \nTHE WINGED TRAMP  \nTHE MoNKEY's CoUSIN .  \nTHE LoNELY GoD .  \nPAGE  \n70  \n72  \n74  \n75  \n76  \n79  \n8r  \n83  \n86  \n92  \n93  \n95  \n96  \n99  \nIO4  \nIo6  \nIO7  \nIO9  \nIIO  \nEVERYTHING that I can spyThrough the circle of my eye,Everything that I can seeHas been woven out of me.I have soen the stars;I threrwClouds of morn and noon and eveIn the deeps and steeps of blue;And each thing that I perceive,Sun and sea and mountain high,Are made and moulded by my eye:Closing it,I do but findDarkness,and a little wind.","cbCaiuI3WLwRSclD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuI3WLwRSclD","pdf",3241892,136,"English","# Contents\n## Poems and Collections\n- Everything That I Can Spy\n- A Prelude and a Song\n- In the Poppy Field\n- The Fulness of Time\n- Light-o'-Love\n- Nucleolus\n- The Sootherer\n- Danny Murphy\n- The Tree of the Bird\n- Peadar Og Goes Courting\n- Nora Criona\n- The Rune\n- Bessie Bobtail\n- The Tinker's Brat\n- Nothing at All\n- Why Tomas Cam Was Grumpy\n- The Girl I Left Behind Me\n- Shame\n- I Wish\n- Secrets\n- Crooked-Heart\n- Mac Dhoul\n- The Merry Policeman\n- The Fairy Box\n- What the Devil Said\n- The Tree\n- Ora Pro Nobis\n- The End of the Road\n- Wind and Tree\n- Eve\n- The Breath of Life\n- In the Cool of the 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