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WHAT doth the Moon so lily white	A
Busily weave this summer night	A
'Silver ropes and diamond strands	B
For Baby's pink and dimpled hands	B
Cords for her rosy palms to hold	C
While she floats she flies	D
To Dreamland set with its shores of gold	C
With its buds like stars shaken out of the skies	D
Where the trees have tongues and the flowers have lips	E
To coax to kiss	F
The velvet cheek of the Babe who slips	E
Thro' the Dream gate up to a land like this '	G
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What is the mild Sea whispering clear	H
In the rosy shell of Baby's ear	I
See she laughs in her dimpled sleep	J
What does she hear from the shining deep	J
'Thy father comes a sailing a sailing a sailing	K
Safely comes a sailing from islands fair and far	L
O Baby bid thy mother cease her tears and bitter	M
wailing	K
The sailor's wife's his only port his babe his beacon	N
star '	-
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Softly the Wind doth blow	O
What say its murmurs low	O
What doth it bring	K
On the wide soft plume of its dewy wing	K
'Only scented blisses	E
Of innocent sweet kisses	E
For such a cheek as this is	E
Of Baby in her nest	P
From all the dreaming flowers	E
A nodding in their bowers	E
Or bright on leafy towers	E
Where the fairy monarchs rest	P
But chiefly I bring	K
On my fresh sweet mouth	Q
Her father's kiss	E
As he sails from the south	Q
He hitherward blew it at break of day	R
I lay it Babe on thy tender lip	S
I'll steal another and hie away	R
And kiss it to him on his wave rocked ship	S
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'I saw a fairy twine	T
Of star white jessamine	U
A dainty seat shaped like an airy swing	K
With two round yellow stars	E
Against the misty bars	E
Of night she nailed it high	V
In the pansy purple sky	V
With four taps of her little rainbow wing	K
To and fro	O
That swing I'll blow	O
'The baby moon in the amethyst sky	V
Will laugh at us as we float and fly	V
And stretch her silver arms and try	V
To catch the earth babe swinging by '	-

Isabella Valancy Crawford

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