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Thomas Hardy - Starlings On The RoofThomas Hardy - Starlings On The Roof
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`No smoke spreads out of this chimney-pot, The people who lived here have left the spot, And others are coming who knew them not. `If you listen anon, with an ear intent, The voices, you`ll find, will be different From the well-known ones of those who went.` `Why did they go? Their tones so bland Were quite familiar to our band; The comers we shall not understand.` `They look for a new life, rich and strange; They do not know that, let them range Wherever they may, they will get no change. `They will drag their house-gear ever so far Their search for a home no miseries mar; They will find that as they were they are, `That every hearth has a ghost, alack, And can be but the scene of a bivouac Till they move perforce no time to pack!`
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