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Be calm And was I frantic	A
You'll have me laughing soon	B
I'm calm as this Atlantic	A
And quiet as the moon	B
I may have spoken faster	C
Than once in other days	D
For I've no more a master	C
And now 'Be calm ' he says	E
	-
Fear not fear no commotion	F
I'll be as rocks and sand	G
The moon and stars and ocean	F
Will envy my command	G
No creature could be stiller	C
In any kind of place	H
Than I No I'll not kill her	C
Her death is in her face	H
	-
Be happy while she has it	I
For she'll not have it long	J
A year and then you'll pass it	I
Preparing a new song	J
And I'm a fool for prating	J
Of what a year may bring	J
When more like her are waiting	J
For more like you to sing	J
	-
You mock me with denial	K
You mean to call me hard	L
You see no room for trial	K
When all my doors are barred	L
You say and you'd say dying	J
That I dream what I know	M
And sighing and denying	J
You'd hold my hand and go	M
	-
You scowl and I don't wonder	C
I spoke too fast again	N
But you'll forgive one blunder	C
For you are like most men	N
You are or so you've told me	O
So many mortal times	P
That heaven ought not to hold me	O
Accountable for crimes	P
	-
Be calm Was I unpleasant	Q
Then I'll be more discreet	R
And grant you for the present	Q
The balm of my defeat	R
What she with all her striving	J
Could not have brought about	S
You've done Your own contriving	J
Has put the last light out	S
	-
If she were the whole story	O
If worse were not behind	T
I'd creep with you to glory	O
Believing I was blind	T
I'd creep and go on seeming	J
To be what I despise	U
You laugh and say I'm dreaming	J
And all your laughs are lies	U
	-
Are women mad A few are	V
And if it's true you say	W
If most men are as you are	V
We'll all be mad some day	W
Be calm and let me finish	X
There's more for you to know	M
I'll talk while you diminish	X
And listen while you grow	M
	-
There was a man who married	Y
Because he couldn't see	O
And all his days he carried	Y
The mark of his degree	O
But you you came clear sighted	Z
And found truth in my eyes	U
And all my wrongs you've righted	A2
With lies and lies and lies	U
	-
You've killed the last assurance	B2
That once would have me strive	C2
To rouse an old endurance	B2
That is no more alive	C2
It makes two people chilly	O
To say what we have said	D2
But you you'll not be silly	O
And wrangle for the dead	D2
	-
You don't You never wrangle	K
Why scold then or complain	E2
More words will only mangle	K
What you've already slain	E2
Your pride you can't surrender	C
My name for that you fear	F2
Since when were men so tender	C
And honor so severe	F2
	-
No more I'll never bear it	I
I'm going I'm like ice	G2
My burden You would share it	I
Forbid the sacrifice	G2
Forget so quaint a notion	F
And let no more be told	H2
For moon and stars and ocean	F
And you and I are cold	H2

Edwin Arlington Robinson

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