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With roses musky breathed, / And drooping daffodilly, / And silverleaved lily, / And ivy darkly-wreathed, / I wove a crown before her, / For her I love so dearly, / A garland for Lenora. / With a silken cord I bound it. / Lenora, laughing clearly / A light and thrilling laughter, / About her forehead wound it, / And loved me ever after.