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Dim vales and shadowy floods	A
And cloudy looking woods	B
Whose forms we can't discover	C
For the tears that drip all over	C
Huge moons there wax and wane	D
Again again again	E
Every moment of the night	F
Forever changing places	G
And they put out the star light	F
With the breath from their pale faces	G
About twelve by the moon dial	H
One more filmy than the rest	I
A kind which upon trial	H
They have found to be the best	I
Comes down still down and down	J
With its centre on the crown	J
Of a mountain's eminence	K
While its wide circumference	K
In easy drapery falls	L
Over hamlets over halls	L
Wherever they may be	M
O'er the strange woods o'er the sea	M
Over spirits on the wing	N
Over every drowsy thing	N
And buries them up quite	F
In a labyrinth of light	F
And then how deep O deep	O
Is the passion of their sleep	O
In the morning they arise	P
And their moony covering	N
Is soaring in the skies	P
With the tempests as they toss	Q
Like almost anything	N
Or a yellow Albatross	R
They use that moon no more	S
For the same end as before	S
Videlicet a tent	T
Which I think extravagant	U
Its atomies however	C
Into a shower dissever	C
Of which those butterflies	P
Of Earth who seek the skies	P
And so come down again	E
Never contented things	V
Have brought a specimen	W
Upon their quivering wings	V

Edgar Allan Poe

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