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To night the west o'er brims with warmest dyes	A
Its chalice overflows	B
With pools of purple colouring the skies	A
Aflood with gold and rose	B
And some hot soul seems throbbing close to mine	C
As sinks the sun within that world of wine	C
	-
I seem to hear a bar of music float	D
And swoon into the west	E
My ear can scarcely catch the whispered note	D
But something in my breast	E
Blends with that strain till both accord in one	F
As cloud and colour blend at set of sun	F
	-
And twilight comes with grey and restful eyes	A
As ashes follow flame	G
But O I heard a voice from those rich skies	A
Call tenderly my name	G
It was as if some priestly fingers stole	H
In benedictions o'er my lonely soul	H
	-
I know not why but all my being longed	I
And leapt at that sweet call	J
My heart outreached its arms all passion thronged	I
And beat against Fate's wall	J
Crying in utter homesickness to be	K
Near to a heart that loves and leans to me	K
AT SUNSET	L
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To night the west o'er brims with warmest dyes	A
Its chalice overflows	B
With pools of purple colouring the skies	A
Aflood with gold and rose	B
And some hot soul seems throbbing close to mine	C
As sinks the sun within that world of wine	C
	-
I seem to hear a bar of music float	D
And swoon into the west	E
My ear can scarcely catch the whispered note	D
But something in my breast	E
Blends with that strain till both accord in one	F
As cloud and colour blend at set of sun	F
	-
And twilight comes with grey and restful eyes	A
As ashes follow flame	G
But O I heard a voice from those rich skies	A
Call tenderly my name	G
It was as if some priestly fingers stole	H
In benedictions o'er my lonely soul	H
	-
I know not why but all my being longed	I
And leapt at that sweet call	J
My heart outreached its arms all passion thronged	I
And beat against Fate's wall	J
Crying in utter homesickness to be	K
Near to a heart that loves and leans to me	K

Emily Pauline Johnson

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