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There are no ghosts in America	A
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There are no ghosts you say	B
To haunt her blaze of light	C
No shadows in her day	B
No phantoms in her night	C
Columbus' tattered sail	D
Has passed beyond our hail	D
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What On that magic coast	E
Where Raleigh fought with fate	F
Or where that Devon ghost	E
Unbarred the Golden Gate	F
No dark strange ear ringed men	G
Beat in from sea again	G
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No ghosts in Salem town	H
With silver buckled shoon	H
No lovely witch to drown	H
Or burn beneath the moon	H
Not even a whiff of tea	I
On Boston's glimmering quay	I
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O ghostly Spanish walls	J
Where brown Franciscans glide	K
Is there no voice that calls	J
Across the Great Divide	K
To pilgrims on their way	B
Along the Santa Fe	B
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Then let your Pullman cars	L
Go roaring to the West	M
Till watched by lonelier stars	L
The cactus lifts its crest	M
There on that painted plain	H
One ghost will rise again	H
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Majestic and forlorn	H
Wreck of a dying race	N
The Red Man half in scorn	H
Shall raise his haughty face	N
Inscrutable as the sky	O
To watch our ghosts go by	O
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What Is earth dreaming still	P
Shall not the night disgorge	Q
The ghosts of Bunker Hill	P
The ghosts of Valley Forge	Q
Or England's mightiest son	H
The ghost of Washington	H
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No ghosts where Lincoln fell	R
No ghosts for seeing eyes	S
I know an old cracked bell	R
Shall make ten million rise	S
When one immortal ghost	E
Calls to the slumbering host	E

Alfred Noyes

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