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<p dir="ltr"> I never had noticed it until<br> 'Twas gone,---the narrow copse<br> Where now the woodman lops<br> The last of the willows with his bill<br> It was not more than a hedge overgrown.<br> One meadow's breadth away<br> I passed it day by day.<br> Now the soil is bare as a bone,<br> And black betwixt two meadows green,<br> Though fresh-cut faggot ends<br> Of hazel made some amends<br> With a gleam as if flowers they had been.<br> Strange it could have hidden so near!<br> And now I see as I look<br> That the small winding brook,<br> A tributary's tribbtary, rises there.<br></p>

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Identifier

2886.txt

Creator

Thomas, Edward (1878-1917)

Date

1979

Date Created

01/01/1979

Temporal Date

31/12/1979

Type

Poem

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Copyright Edward Thomas, 1979, reproduced under licence from Faber and Faber Ltd.

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ProQuest

Publisher

The First World War Poetry Digital Archive

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