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Oxford poetry, 1918

FAITH

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WHEN a foam of snow is hurled Under the bare black trees, And rain is on the seas, And winter on the world, Yet, when I think of her, I know where summer is. When friends to-day forget Ardours of yesterday, And to-morrow turn away As if we never met, Yet, when I think of her, I know where constancy is.

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