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In the cool of the night time	A
The clocks pick off the points	B
And the mainsprings loosen	C
They will need winding	D
One of these days	E
they will need winding	D
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Rabelais in red boards	F
Walt Whitman in green	G
Hugo in ten cent paper covers	H
Here they stand on shelves	I
In the cool of the night time	A
And there is nothing	D
To be said against them	J
Or for them	J
In the cool of the night time	A
And the docks	K
	-
A man in pigeon gray pyjamas	K
The open window begins at his feet	L
And goes taller than his head	M
Eight feet high is the pattern	N
	-
Moon and mist make an oblong layout	O
Silver at the man's bare feet	L
He swings one foot in a moon silver	P
And it costs nothing	D
	-
One more day of bread and work	Q
One more day so much rags	K
	-
The man barefoot in moon silver	P
Mutters You and You	R
To things hidden	C
In the cool of the night time	A
In Rabelais Whitman Hugo	S
In an oblong of moon mist	T
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Out from the window prairielands	K
Moon mist whitens a golf ground	U
Whiter yet is a limestone quarry	V
The crickets keep on chirring	S
	-
Switch engines of the Great Western	N
Sidetrack box cars make up trains	K
For Weehawken Oskaloosa Saskatchewan	W
The cattle the coal the corn must go	S
In the night on the prairielands	K
	-
Chuff chuff go the pulses	K
They beat in the cool of the night time	A
Chuff chuff and chuff chuff	X
These heartbeats travel the night a mile	Y
And touch the moon silver at the window	S
And the hones of the man	Z
It costs nothing	S
	-
Rabelais in red boards	K
Whitman in green	G
Hugo in ten cent paper covers	K
Here they stand on shelves	K
In the cool of the night time	A
And the clocks	K

Carl Sandburg

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