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Before the golden gate she stands	A
With drooping head with idle hands	A
Loose clasped and bent beneath the weight	B
Of unseen woe Too late too late	B
Those carved and fretted	C
Starred resetted	C
Panels shall not open ever	D
To her who seeks the perfect mate	C
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Only the tearless enter there	E
Only the soul that like a prayer	E
No bolt can stay no wall may bar	F
Shall dream the dreams grief cannot mar	F
No door of cedar	D
Alas shall lead her	D
Unto the stream that shows forever	D
Love's face like some reflected star	F
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They say that golden barrier hides	G
A realm where deathless spring abides	G
Where flowers shall fade not and there floats	H
Thro' moon rays mild or sunlit motes	H
'Mid dewy alleys	I
That gird the palace	J
And fountain'd spray's unceasing quiver	D
A dulcet rain of song birds' notes	H
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The sultan lord knew not her name	K
But to the door that fair shape came	K
The hour had struck the way was right	C
Traced by her lamp's pale flickering light	C
But ah whose error	D
Has brought this terror	D
Whose fault has foiled her fond endeavor	D
The gate swings to her hope takes flight	C
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The harp the song the nightingales	H
She hears beyond The night wind wails	H
Without to sound of feast within	L
While here she stands shut out by sin	L
And be that revel	M
Of angel or devil	M
She longs to sit beside the giver	D
That she at last her prize may win	L
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Her lamp has fallen her eyes are wet	C
Frozen she stands she lingers yet	C
But through the garden's gladness steals	H
A whisper that each heart congeals	H
A moan of grieving	N
Beyond relieving	N
Which makes the proudest of them shiver	D
And suddenly the sultan kneels	H
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The lamp was quenched he found her dead	C
When dawn had turned the threshold red	C
Her face was calm and sad as fate	C
His sin not hers made her too late	C
Some think unbidden	L
She brought him hidden	L
A truer bliss that came back never	D
To him unblest who closed the gate	C

George Parsons Lathrop

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