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Gray earth gray mist gray sky	A
Through vapors hurrying by	A
Larger than wont on high	A
Floats the horned yellow moon	B
Chill airs are faintly stirred	C
And far away is heard	C
Of some fresh awakened bird	C
The querulous shrill tune	B
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The dark mist hides the face	D
Of the dim land no trace	D
Of rock or river's place	D
In the thick air is drawn	E
But dripping grass smells sweet	F
And rustling branches meet	F
And sounding water greet	F
The slow sure sacred dawn	E
	-
Past is the long black night	G
With its keen lightnings white	G
Thunder and floods new light	G
The glimmering low east streaks	H
The dense clouds part between	I
Their jagged rents are seen	I
Pale reaches blue and green	I
As the mirk curtain breaks	J
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Above the shadowy world	K
Still more and more unfurled	K
The gathered mists upcurled	K
Like phantoms melt and pass	L
In clear obscure revealed	K
Brown wood gray stream dark field	K
Fresh healthy odors yield	K
Wet furrows flowers and grass	L
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The sudden splendid gleam	M
Of one thin golden beam	M
Shoots from the feathered rim	N
Of yon hill crowned with woods	O
Down its embowered side	K
As living waters slide	K
So the great morning tide	K
Follows in sunny floods	P
	-
From bush and hedge and tree	Q
Joy unrestrained and free	Q
Breaks forth in melody	Q
Twitter and chirp and song	R
Alive the festal air	S
With gauze winged creatures fair	S
That flicker everywhere	S
Dart poise and flash along	R
	-
The shining mists are gone	E
Slight films of gold swift blown	T
Before the strong bright sun	U
Or the deep colored sky	A
A world of life and glow	V
Sparkles and basks below	V
Where the soft meads a row	V
Hoary with dew fall lie	A
	-
Does not the morn break thus	W
Swift bright victorious	W
With new skies cleared for us	W
Over the soul storm tost	Q
Her night was long and deep	X
Strange visions vexed her sleep	X
Strange sorrows bade her weep	X
Her faith in dawn was lost	Q
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No halt no rest for her	Y
The immortal wanderer	Y
From sphere to higher sphere	Z
Toward the pure source of day	Q
The new light shames her fears	A2
Her faithlessness her tears	B2
As the new sun appears	A2
To light her godlike way	Q

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