Every year in the Spring, I go into the woods alone, and recite aloud from memory something I consider my ultimate spring hymn -- a slightly modified, re-arranged, abridged version of Swinburne's poem, the Chorus from "Atalanta in Calydon". (Apologies, Algy, for re-scultping your poem a bit.)
Swinburne's poetry tastes good when you speak it. And
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