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The night is clear and still The moon rides high	B
The green leaves whisper where the soft winds blow	C
Above the stars shine in a sapphire sky	B
The city sleeps below	C
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Sleeps Nay The million fibred heart is wrung	D
With wild desire and ceaseless pain and fear	E
Could its dumb anguish find a fitting tongue	D
The very dead would hear	F
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Under these quiet roofs this silvery haze	G
How many a captive spirit wakes and weeps	H
How many a sorrow hid from human gaze	G
Each shadowy dwelling keeps	H
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The struggling men the lonely maids unwed	I
The desolate mothers and the martyred wives	J
The starving little ones that cry for bread	I
Still live their suffering lives	K
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Though moon shines fair and winds are breathing low	C
Though the great dream like city lies in light	L
The smoke of all that seething human woe	C
Darkens my mind to night	L
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Brothers for whom the world can find no place	M
Brothers and sisters born to want and wrong	N
Born weak and maimed to run a hopeless race	M
Against the hale and strong	N
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How can I rest while they are racked with pain	O
While they toil on with toil that cannot cease	P
While hungry children wail for bread in vain	O
How can I sleep in peace	P
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Ah hapless fate To hope to fail to spend	Q
From chilling dawn till midnight shadows fall	R
Perchance to gain no haven at the end	Q
No new world after all	R
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When poor brief hopes and joys have passed away	S
When the long toil is done and pain is past	T
To reach the limit of life's little day	S
And find naught else at last	T
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When strength is spent when soul and spirit sink	U
With helpless hands outstretched and nerveless brain	O
To stand alone upon that dreadful brink	U
And cry for light in vain	O
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Poor mortal wanderers in immortal realms	V
For whom no staff avails no beacons shine	W
My kindred soul their burden overwhelms	V
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My brothers' woes are mine	W
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For me the night has come the day is done	X
A wall of darkness hides both sea and shore	Y
My little lamps have failed me one by one	X
I grope and crawl no more	Y
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Where am I oh where am I I can feel	Z
To feel my pain but neither hear nor see	A2
My heart is faint my brain begins to reel	Z
O God speak Thou to me	A2
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Help me Or in Thy pity take me hence	B2
While feeling heart and thinking brain are whole	C2
Or give me any rag of carnal sense	B2
To wrap my naked soul	C2
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Some common cloak of vulgar hopes and fears	D2
Some earth spun veil that shall be warm and stout	E2
To keep this infinite Silence from mine ears	D2
To shut this Darkness out	E2
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The mocking moon shines on The flowers are sweet	F2
The night is still The winds are breathing balm	G2
The silver city clustered at my feet	F2
Seems bathed in light and calm	G2
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But I I choke in this grief laden air	H2
I turn and weep I close my window now	I2
One voice breaks forth from my profound despair	H2
Beloved where art thou	I2
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She sleeps She stirs She hears the lightest fall	R
Of my hushed footsteps on her chamber floor	Y
Her spirit answers to my spirit's call	R
And I take heart once more	Y
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She draws me down upon that faithful breast	J2
I clasp her close those sweetest lips I kiss	K2
And soul and body in her arms at rest	J2
Swim in deep seas of bliss	K2
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She makes me strong with stronger Fate to cope	L2
Fresh fire to mine her beating pulses give	M2
O my true mate in thee alone I hope	L2
In thee alone I live	N2
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O love till blood is cold and brain is dust	O2
I can fight on if thou wilt fight with me	A2
If I can shelter in thy truth and trust	O2
And bear life's woes with thee	A2

Ada Cambridge

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