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THE thin white snow streaks pencilling	A
That mountain's shoulder gray	B
While in the west the pale green sky	A
Smiled back the dawning day	B
Till from the misty east the sun	C
Was of a sudden born	D
Like a new soul in Paradise	E
How long it seems since morn	D
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One little hour O round red sun	C
And thou and I shall come	F
Unto the golden gate of rest	G
The open door of home	H
One little hour O weary sun	C
Delay the threatened eve	I
Till my tired feet that pleasant door	J
Enter and never leave	I
	-
Ye rooks that fly in slender file	K
Into the thick'ning gloom	L
Ye'll scarce have reached your grim gray tower	M
Ere I have reached my home	H
Plover that thrills the solitude	N
With such an eerie cry	A
Seek you your nest ere night fall comes	O
As my heart's nest seek I	A
	-
O light light heart and heavy feet	P
Patience a little while	K
Keep the warm love light in these eyes	Q
And on these lips the smile	K
Out speed the mist the gathering mist	R
That follows o'er the moor	S
The darker grows the world without	T
The brighter seems that door	J
O door so close yet so far off	U
O mist that nears and nears	V
What shall I faint in sight of home	H
Blinded but not with tears	W
'T is but the mist the cruel mist	R
Which chills this heart of mine	X
These eyes too weak to see that light	Y
It has not ceased to shine	X
	-
A little further further yet	Z
The white mist crawls and crawls	A2
It hems me around it shuts me in	B2
Its great sepulchral walls	A2
No earth no sky no path no light	Y
A silence like the tomb	L
O me it is too soon to die	A
And I was going home	H
	-
A little further further yet	Z
My limbs are young my heart	C2
O heart it is not only life	D2
That feels it hard to part	C2
Poor lips slow freezing into calm	E2
Numbed hands that helpless fall	F2
And a mile off warm lips fond hands	G2
Waiting to welcome all	F2
	-
I see the pictures in the room	L
The figures moving round	H2
The very flicker of the fire	M
Upon the patterned ground	H2
O that I were the shepherd dog	A
That guards their happy door	J
Or even the silly household cat	I2
That basks upon the floor	J
	-
O that I sat one minute's space	J2
Where I have sat so long	A
O that I heard one little word	K2
Sweeter than angel's song	A
A pause and then the table fills	L2
The harmless mirth brims o'er	M
While I O can it be God's will	M2
I die outside the door	J
	-
My body fails my desperate soul	N2
Struggles before it go	A
The bleak air's full of voices wild	O2
But not the voice I know	A
Dim shapes come wandering through the dark	A
With mocking curious stares	W
Faces long strange peer glimmering by	A
But not one face of theirs	W
	-
Lost lost and such a little way	B
From that dear sheltering door	J
Lost lost out of the loving arms	P2
Left empty evermore	J
His will be done O gate of heaven	C
Fairer than earthly door	J
Receive me Everlasting arms	P2
Enfold me evermore	J
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And so farewell	Q2
What is this touch	R2
Upon my closing eyes	Q
My name too that I thought to hear	S2
Next time in Paradise	E
Warm arms close lips O saved saved saved	T2
Across the deathly moor	S
Sought found and yonder through the night	Y
Shineth the blessed door	J

Dinah Maria Mulock Craik

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