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'Thou'rt gone thou'rt slumb'ring low	A
With the sounding seas above thee	B
It is but a restless wo	A
But a haunting dream to love thee	B
Thrice the glad swan has sung	C
To greet the spring time hours	D
Since thine oar at parting flung	C
The white spray up in showers	D
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There's a shadow of the grave on thy hearth and round thy home	E
Come to me from the ocean's dead thou'rt surely of them come '	-
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'Twas Ulla's voice alone she stood	F
In the Iceland summer night	G
Far gazing o'er a glassy flood	H
From a dark rock's beetling height	G
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'I know thou hast thy bed	I
Where the sea weed's coil hath bound thee	B
The storm sweeps o'er thy head	I
But the depths are hush'd around thee	B
What wind shall point the way	J
To the chambers where thou'rt lying	K
Come to me thence and say	J
If thou thought'st on me in dying	K
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I will not shrink to see thee with a bloodless lip and cheek	L
Come to me from the ocean's dead thou'rt surely of them speak '	-
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She listen'd 'twas the wind's low moan	M
'Twas the ripple of the wave	N
'Twas the wakening osprey's cry alone	M
As it started from its cave	N
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'I know each fearful spell	O
Of the ancient Runic lay	J
Whose mutter'd words compel	O
The tempest to obey	J
But I adjure not thee	B
By magic sign or song	P
My voice shall stir the sea	B
By love the deep the strong	P
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By the might of woman's tears by the passion of her sighs	Q
Come to me from the ocean's dead by the vows we pledg'd arise '	-
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Again she gazed with an eager glance	R
Wandering and wildly bright	G
She saw but the sparkling waters dance	R
To the arrowy northern light	G
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'By the slow and struggling death	S
Of hope that loath'd to part	T
By the fierce and withering breath	S
Of despair on youth's high heart	T
By the weight of gloom which clings	U
To the mantle of the night	G
By the heavy dawn which brings	U
Nought lovely to the sight	G
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By all that from my weary soul thou hast wrung of grief and fear	V
Come to me from the ocean's dead awake arise appear '	-
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Was it her yearning spirit's dream	W
Or did a pale form rise	Q
And o'er the hush'd wave glide and gleam	W
With bright still mournful eyes	Q
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'Have the depths heard they have	X
My voice prevails thou'rt there	Y
Dim from thy watery grave	N
Oh thou that wert so fair	Y
Yet take me to thy rest	Z
There dwells no fear with love	A2
Let me slumber on thy breast	Z
While the billow rolls above	A2
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Where the long lost things lie hid where the bright ones have their home	E
We will sleep among the ocean's dead stay for me stay I come '	-
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There was a sullen plunge below	A
A flashing on the main	B2
And the wave shut o'er that wild heart's wo	A
Shut and grew still again	C2

Felicia Dorothea Hemans

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