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Thank Heaven the crisis	A
The danger is past	B
And the lingering illness	A
Is over at last	B
And the fever called Living	C
Is conquered at last	B
	-
Sadly I know	D
I am shorn of my strength	E
And no muscle I move	F
As I lie at full length	E
But no matter I feel	G
I am better at length	E
	-
And I rest so composedly	G
Now in my bed	H
That any beholder	I
Might fancy me dead	H
Might start at beholding me	J
Thinking me dead	H
	-
The moaning and groaning	C
The sighing and sobbing	C
Are quieted now	K
With that horrible throbbing	C
At heart ah that horrible	G
Horrible throbbing	C
	-
The sickness the nausea	L
The pitiless pain	M
Have ceased with the fever	I
That maddened my brain	M
With the fever called Living	C
That burned in my brain	M
	-
And oh of all tortures	N
That torture the worst	O
Has abated the terrible	G
Torture of thirst	O
For the naphthaline river	I
Of Passion accurst	O
I have drank of a water	I
That quenches all thirst	O
	-
Of a water that flows	P
With a lullaby sound	O
From a spring but a very few	Q
Feet under ground	O
From a cavern not very far	R
Down under ground	O
	-
And ah let it never	I
Be foolishly said	O
That my room it is gloomy	J
And narrow my bed	O
For man never slept	O
In a different bed	O
And to sleep you must slumber	I
In just such a bed	O
	-
My tantalized spirit	O
Here blandly reposes	P
Forgetting or never	I
Regretting its roses	P
Its old agitations	P
Of myrtles and roses	P
	-
For now while so quietly	J
Lying it fancies	P
A holier odor	I
About it of pansies	P
A rosemary odor	I
Commingled with pansies	P
With rue and the beautiful	G
Puritan pansies	P
	-
And so it lies happily	J
Bathing in many	J
A dream of the truth	S
And the beauty of Annie	J
Drowned in a bath	T
Of the tresses of Annie	J
	-
She tenderly kissed me	J
She fondly caressed	O
And then I fell gently	J
To sleep on her breast	O
Deeply to sleep	U
From the heaven of her breast	O
	-
When the light was extinguished	O
She covered me warm	V
And she prayed to the angels	P
To keep me from harm	W
To the queen of the angels	P
To shield me from harm	W
	-
And I lie so composedly	J
Now in my bed	O
Knowing her love	X
That you fancy me dead	O
And I rest so contentedly	J
Now in my bed	O
With her love at my breast	O
That you fancy me dead	O
That you shudder to look at me	J
Thinking me dead	O
	-
But my heart it is brighter	I
Than all of the many	J
Stars in the sky	Y
For it sparkles with Annie	J
It glows with the light	O
Of the love of my Annie	J
With the thought of the light	O
Of the eyes of my Annie	J

Edgar Allan Poe

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