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Tis glorious morning everywhere	A
Save where the alleys lie	B
I see the fleecy steam jets bid	C
Good morning to the sky	B
The gullies of the waratah	C
Are near with fall and pool	D
And by the shadowed western rocks	E
The bays are fresh and cool	D
To points that hint of Italy	F
Of Italy and Spain	G
I see the busy ferry boats	H
Come nosing round again	I
To the toy station down below	J
I see the toy trains run	K
I wonder when those ferry boats	H
Will get their business done	K
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Above the Bay called Lavender	L
This bard is domiciled	C
Where up through rich dark greenery	F
The red tiled roofs are piled	C
At least some are I hope that soon	M
They all shall be red tiled	C
A moonlight night in middle age	N
That makes one feel a child	C
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Close over to the nearer left	C
That feels the ocean breeze	O
A full moon in a dim blue sky	B
A church spire and dark trees	O
And further right the harsher heights	P
Of Mosman Double Bay	Q
And Rose Bay with their scattered lights	P
Have softened with the day	Q
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And fair across to where we know	J
The shelving sea cliffs are	R
The lighthouse with a still faint glow	J
Beneath a twinkling star	R
Across the harbour from the right	C
And fairly in a line	S
The Clock tower on the City Hall	T
A ship mast and a pine	S
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The pale and bright yet dusky blue	U
And crossed by fleecy bars	V
Flings out the brilliant city lights	P
The moonlight and the stars	V
And like a transformation scene	W
On sheet glass down below	J
The fairy lighted ferry boats	H
Are gliding to and fro	J

Henry Lawson

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