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Night rests in beauty on Mont Alto	B
Beneath its shade the beauteous Arno sleeps	C
In vallombrosa's bosom and dark trees	D
Bend with a calm and quiet shadow down	E
Upon the beauty of that silent river	F
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Still in the west a melancholy smile	G
Mantles the lips of day and twilight pale	H
Moves like a spectre in the dusky sky	I
While eve's sweet star on the fast fading year	J
Smiles calmly Music steals at intervals	K
Across the water with a tremulous swell	L
From out the upland dingle of tall firs	M
And a faint footfall sounds where dim and dark	N
Hangs the gray willow from the river's brink	O
O'ershadowing its current Slowly there	P
The lover's gondola drops down the stream	Q
Silent save when its dipping oar is heard	R
Or in its eddy sighs the rippling wave	S
Mouldering and moss grown through the lapse of years	T
In motionless beauty stands the giant oak	U
Whilst those that saw its green and flourishing youth	V
Are gone and are forgotten Soft the fount	R
Whose secret springs the star light pale discloses	W
Gushes in hollow music and beyond	R
The broader river sweeps its silent way	X
Mingling a silver current with that sea	Y
Whose waters have no tides coming nor going	Z
On noiseless wing along that fair blue sea	Y
The halcyon flits and where the wearied storm	A2
Left a loud moaning all is peace again	B2
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A calm is on the deep The winds that came	C2
O'er the dark sea surge with a tremulous breathing	Z
And mourned on the dark cliff where weeds grew rank	D2
And to the autumnal death dirge the deep sea	Y
Heaved its long billows with a cheerless song	E2
Have passed away to the cold earth again	B2
Like a wayfaring mourner Silently	Y
Up from the calm sea's dim and distant verge	F2
Full and unveiled the moon's broad disk emerges	W
On Tivoli and where the fairy hues	G2
Of autumn glow upon Abruzzi's woods	H2
The silver light is spreading Far above	I2
Encompassed with their thin cold atmosphere	J
The Apennines uplift their snowy brows	J2
Glowing with colder beauty where unheard	R
The eagle screams in the fathomless ether	F
And stays his wearied wing Here let us pause	K2
The spirit of these solitudes the soul	L2
That dwells within these steep and difficult places	M2
Spearks a mysterious language to mine own	N2
And brings unutterable musings Earth	O2
Sleeps in the shades of nightfall and the sea	Y
Spreads like a thin blue haze beneath my feet	R
Whilst the gray columns and the mouldering tombs	P2
Of the Imperial City hidden deep	Q2
Beneath the mantle of their shadows rest	R
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My spirit looks on earth A heavnly voice	R2
Comes silently 'Dreamer is earth thy dwelling	Z
Lo Nursed within that fair and fruitful bosom	S2
Which has sustained thy being and within	T2
The colder breast of Ocean lie the germs	U2
Of thine own dissolution E'en the air	P
That fans the clear blue sky and gives thee strength	V2
Up from the sullen lake of mouldering reeds	W2
And the wide waste of forest where the osier	P
Thrives in the damp and motionless atmosphere	P
Shall bring the dire and wasting pestilence	X2
And blight they cheek Dram thou of higher things	Y2
This world is not thy home ' And yet my eye	I
Rests upon earth again How beautiful	Z2
Where wild Velino heaves its sullen aves	Y2
Down the high cliff of gray and shapeless granite	R
Hung on the curling mist the moonlight bow	A3
Arches the perilous river A soft light	R
Silvers the Albanian mountains and the haze	Y2
That rests upon their summits mellows down	E
The austerer features of their beauty Faint	R
And dim discovered glow the Sabine hills	Y2
And listening to the sea's monotonous shell	L
High on the cliffs of Terracina stands	Y2
The castle of the royal Goth in ruins	Y2
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But night is in her wane day's early flush	B3
Glows like a hectic on her fading cheek	C3
Wasting its beauty And the opening dawn	D3
With cheerful luster lights the royal city	Y
Where with its proud tiara of dark towers	Y2
It sleeps upon its own romantic bay	X

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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