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Poem by Thomas Hardy Eunice Whoso for hours or lengthy days Shall catch her aspect’s changeful rays, Then turn away, can none recall Beyond a galaxy of all In hazy portraiture; Lit by the light of azure eyes Like summer days by summer skies: Her sweet transitions seem to be A pinkly pictured melody, And not a set contour. From ‘Desperate Remedies’ Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's other poems:
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