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Since that day till now our life is one unbroken	A
paradise We live a true brotherly life Every evening	B
after supper we take a seat under the mighty oak and sing	B
our songs Extract from a letter of a Russian	A
refugee in Texas	C
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Twilight is here soft breezes bow the grass	D
Day's sounds of various toil break slowly off	E
The yoke freed oxen low the patient ass	D
Dips his dry nostril in the cool deep trough	E
Up from the prairie the tanned herdsmen pass	D
With frothy pails guiding with voices rough	F
Their udder lightened kine Fresh smells of earth	G
The rich black furrows of the glebe send forth	H
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After the Southern day of heavy toil	I
How good to lie with limbs relaxed brows bare	J
To evening's fan and watch the smoke wreaths coil	I
Up from one's pipe stem through the rayless air	J
So deem these unused tillers of the soil	I
Who stretched beneath the shadowing oak tree stare	J
Peacefully on the star unfolding skies	K
And name their life unbroken paradise	L
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The hounded stag that has escaped the pack	M
And pants at ease within a thick leaved dell	N
The unimprisoned bird that finds the track	M
Through sun bathed space to where his fellows dwell	N
The martyr granted respite from the rack	M
The death doomed victim pardoned from his cell	N
Such only know the joy these exiles gain	O
Life's sharpest rapture is surcease of pain	O
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Strange faces theirs wherethrough the Orient sun	A
Gleams from the eyes and glows athwart the skin	P
Grave lines of studious thought and purpose run	A
From curl crowned forehead to dark bearded chin	P
And over all the seal is stamped thereon	Q
Of anguish branded by a world of sin	P
In fire and blood through ages on their name	R
Their seal of glory and the Gentiles' shame	R
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Freedom to love the law that Moses brought	S
To sing the songs of David and to think	T
The thoughts Gabirol to Spinoza taught	S
Freedom to dig the common earth to drink	T
The universal air for this they sought	S
Refuge o'er wave and continent to link	T
Egypt with Texas in their mystic chain	O
And truth's perpetual lamp forbid to wane	O
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Hark through the quiet evening air their song	U
Floats forth with wild sweet rhythm and glad refrain	O
They sing the conquest of the spirit strong	U
The soul that wrests the victory from pain	O
The noble joys of manhood that belong	U
To comrades and to brothers In their strain	O
Rustle of palms and Eastern streams one hears	V
And the broad prairie melts in mist of tears	W

Emma Lazarus

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