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The night is mild and clear and without wind	A
And o'er the roofs and o'er the gardens round	B
The moon shines soft and from afar reveals	C
Each mountain peak serene O lady mine	D
Hushed now is every path and few and dim	E
The lamps that glimmer through the balconies	F
Thou sleepest in thy quiet rooms how light	G
And easy is thy sleep No care thy heart	H
Consumes and little dost thou know or think	I
How deep a wound thou in my heart hast made	J
Thou sleepest I to yonder heaven turn	K
That seems to greet me with a loving smile	L
And to that Nature old omnipotent	M
That doomed me still to suffer 'I to thee	N
All hope deny ' she said 'e'en hope nor may	O
Those eyes of thine e'er shine save through their tears '	P
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This was a holiday its pleasures o'er	Q
Thou seek'st repose and happy in thy dreams	R
Recallest those whom thou hast pleased to day	O
And those who have pleased thee not I indeed	S
I hoped it not unto thy thoughts occur	Q
Meanwhile I ask how much of life remains	T
To me and on the earth I cast myself	U
And cry and groan How wretched are my days	V
And still so young Hark on the road I hear	W
Not far away the solitary song	X
Of workman who returns at this late hour	Q
In merry mood unto his humble home	Y
And in my heart a cruel pang I feel	Z
At thought how all things earthly pass away	O
And leave no trace behind This festal day	O
Hath fled a working day now follows it	A2
And all alike are swept away by Time	B2
Where is the glory of the antique nations now	C2
Where now the fame of our great ancestors	D2
The empire vast of Rome the clash of arms	E2
Now all is peace and silence all the world	F2
At rest their very names are heard no more	G2
E'en from my earliest years when we	N
Expect so eagerly a holiday	O
The moment it was past I sought my couch	H2
Wakeful and sad and at the midnight hour	Q
When I the song heard of some passer by	I2
That slowly in the distance died away	O
The same deep anguish felt I in my heart	H

Count Giacomo Leopardi

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