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The waves were weary and they went to sleep	A
The winds were hushed	B
The starlight flushed	B
The furrowed face of all the mighty deep	A
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The billows yester eve so dark and wild	C
Wore strangely now	D
A calm upon their brow	D
Like that which rests upon a cradled child	C
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The sky was bright and every single star	E
With gleaming face	F
Was in its place	F
And looked upon the sea so fair and far	E
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And all was still still as a temple dim	G
When low and faint	H
As murmurs plaint	H
Dies the last note of the Vesper hymn	G
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A bark slept on the sea and in the bark	I
Slept Mary's Son	J
The only One	J
Whose face is light where all all else is dark	I
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His brow was heavenward turned His face was fair	K
He dreamed of me	L
On that still sea	L
The stars He made were gleaming through His hair	K
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And lo a moan moved o'er the mighty deep	A
The sky grew dark	I
The little bark	I
Felt all the waves awaking from their sleep	A
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The winds wailed wild and wilder billows beat	H
The bark was tossed	H
Shall all be lost	H
But Mary's Son slept on serene and sweet	H
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The tempest raged in all its mighty wrath	M
The winds howled on	N
All hope seemed gone	O
And darker waves surged round the bark's lone path	M
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The sleeper woke He gazed upon the deep	A
He whispered Peace	P
Winds wild waves cease	P
Be still The tempest fled the ocean fell asleep	A
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And ah when human hearts by storms are tossed	H
When life's lone bark	I
Drifts through the dark	I
And 'mid the wildest waves where all seems lost	H
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He now as then with words of power and peace	P
Murmurs Stormy deep	A
Be still still and sleep	A
And lo a great calm comes the tempest's perils cease	P

Abram Joseph Ryan

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