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Poem by Thomas Hardy


Concerning His Old Home


MOOD I
I wish to see it never –
That dismal place
With cracks in its floor –
I would forget it ever!

MOOD II
To see it once, that sad
And memoried place –
Yes, just once more –
I should be faintly glad!

MOOD III
To see it often again –
That friendly place
With its green low door –
I’m willing anywhen!

MOOD IV
I’ll haunt it night and day –
That loveable place,
With its flowers’ rich store
That drives regret away!



Thomas Hardy


Thomas Hardy's other poems:
  1. The Paphian Ball
  2. After the Death of a Friend
  3. The Superseded
  4. To Carrey Clavel
  5. The Hatband


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