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The scent of honeysuckle	A
Drugging the twilight	B
With its sweet opiate of lovers' dreams	C
The last red glow of the setting sun	D
On the red brick wall	E
Of the neighboring house	F
And the scramble of red roses over it	G
	-
Slowly slowly	H
The night smokes up from the city to the stars	I
The faint foreshadowed stars	I
The smouldering night	B
Breathes upward like the breath	J
Of a woman asleep	K
With dim breast rising and falling	L
And a smile of delicate dreams	C
	-
Softly softly	H
The wind comes into the garden	D
Like a lover that fears lest he waken his love	M
And his hands drip with the scent of the roses	N
And his locks weep with the opiate odor of honeysuckle	A
Sighing sighing	L
As a lover that yearns for the lips of his love	M
In a torment of bliss	O
In a passionate dreaming of bliss	O
The wind in the trees of the garden	D
	-
How intimate are the trees	P
Rustling like the secret darkness of the soul	Q
How still is the starlight	B
Aloof in the placidity of dream	R
	-
Outside the garden	D
A group of negroes passing in the street	S
Sing with ripe lush voices	T
Sing with voices that swim	U
Like great slow gliding fishes	T
Through the scent of the honeysuckle	A
	-
My love's waitin'	V
Waitin' by the river	W
Waitin' till I come along	X
Wait there child I'm comin'	V
	-
Jay bird tol' me	H
Tol' me in the mornin'	V
Tol' me she'd be there to night	B
Wait there child I'm comin'	V
	-
Waves of dream	R
Spell of the summer night	B
Will of the grass that stirs in its sleep	K
Desire of the honeysuckle	A
And further away	Y
Like the plash of far off waves in the fluid night	B
The negroes singing	L
	-
Whip po' will tol' me	H
Tol' me in the evenin'	V
Down by the bend where the cat tails grow	Z
Wait there child I'm comin'	V
	-
Lo the moon	V
Like a galleon sailing the night	B
And the wash of the moonlight over the roofs and the trees	P
	-
Oh my bride	A2
Come down from yonder lattice where you bide	A2
Like a charmed princess in a Persian song	X
I look up at your yellow window panes	B2
Set in the night with far off wizardry	H
Come down come down the night is fain of you	C2
The garden waits your footstep on its walks	D2
	-
Lo the moon	V
Like a galleon sailing the night	B
And the wash of the moonlight over the red brick wall and the roses	N
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A gleam of lamplight through an open door	E2
A footfall like the wind's upon the grass	F2
A rustle like the wind's among the leaves	G2
Dim as a dream of pale peach blooms of light	B
Blue in the blue soft pallor of the moon	V
She comes between the trees as a faint tune	V
Falls from a flute far off into the night	B
So Death might come to one who knew him Love	M

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