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It is not that my lot is low	A
That bids this silent tear to flow	A
It is not grief that bids me moan	B
It is that I am all alone	B
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In woods and glens I love to roam	C
When the tired hedger hies him home	C
Or by the woodland pool to rest	D
When pale the star looks on its breast	D
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Yet when the silent evening sighs	E
With hallow'd airs and symphonies	F
My spirit takes another tone	B
And sighs that it is all alone	B
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The autumn leaf is sere and dead	G
It floats upon the water's bed	G
I would not be a leaf to die	H
Without recording sorrow's sigh	H
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The woods and winds with sullen wail	I
Tell all the same unvaried tale	I
I've none to smile when I am free	J
And when I sigh to sigh with me	J
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Yet in my dreams a form I view	K
That thinks on me and loves me too	K
I start and when the vision's flown	B
I weep that I am all alone	B
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If far from me the Fates remove	L
Domestic peace connubial love	M
The prattling ring the social cheer	N
Affection's voice affection's tear	O
Ye sterner powers that bind the heart	P
To me your iron aid impart	P
O teach me when the nights are chill	Q
And my fireside is lone and still	Q
When to the blaze that crackles near	N
I turn a tired and pensive ear	R
And Nature conquering bids me sigh	H
For love's soft accents whispering nigh	H
O teach me on that heavenly road	S
That leads to Truth's occult abode	S
To wrap my soul in dreams sublime	T
Till earth and care no more be mine	U
Let bless'd Philosophy impart	P
Her soothing measures to my heart	P
And while with Plato's ravish'd ears	V
I list the music of the spheres	V
Or on the mystic symbols pore	W
That hide the Chald's sublimer lore	W
I shall not brood on summers gone	X
Nor think that I am all alone	B
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Fanny upon thy breast I may not lie	H
Fanny thou dost not hear me when I speak	Y
Where art thou love Around I turn my eye	H
And as I turn the tear is on my cheek	Y
Was it a dream or did my love behold	Z
Indeed my lonely couch Methought the breath	A2
Fann'd not her bloodless lip her eye was cold	Z
And hollow and the livery of death	A2
Invested her pale forehead Sainted maid	B2
My thoughts oft rest with thee in thy cold grave	C2
Through the long wintry night when wind and wave	C2
Rock the dark house where thy poor head is laid	B2
Yet hush my fond heart hush there is a shore	W
Of better promise and I know at last	D2
When the long sabbath of the tomb is past	D2
We two shall meet in Christ to part no more	W

Henry Kirk White

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