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I	A
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Eve goes slowly	B
Dancing lightly	B
Clad with shadow up the hills	C
Birds their singing	D
Cease at last and silence	E
Falling like fine rain the valley fills	C
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Not a bat's cry	A
Stirs the stillness	F
Perfect as broad water sleeping	D
Not a moth's wings	G
Flit in the gathering darkness	F
Not a mouselike moonray ev'n comes creeping	D
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Then a light shines	H
From the casement	I
Wreathed with jasmine boughs and stars	J
Palely golden	K
As the late eve's primrose	L
Glimmers through green leafy prison bars	J
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II	A
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Only joy now	M
Come in silence	E
Come before your look's forgot	I
Come and hearken	M
While the lonely shadow	I
Broadens on the hill and then is not	I
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Now the hour is	N
Here the place is	N
Here am I who saw thee here	O
Evening darkens	N
All is still and marvellous	N
Now the sharp stars in the deep sky peer	P
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Come and fill me	B
As the wind fills	N
Leafy wide boughs of a tree	B
Come and windlike	D
Cleanse my slumbrous branches	N
Come and moonlike bathe the leaves of me	B
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III	A
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Eve has gone and	I
Night follows	N
Every bush is now a ghost	I
Every tree looms	N
Lofty large and sombre	B
All day's simple friendliness is lost	I
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See the poplars	N
Black in blackness	N
In all their leaves there is no sigh	A
'Neath that darkling	D
Cedar who dare wander	B
Now or under the vast oak would lie	A
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Till that tingling	D
Silence broken	M
Every clod renews its breath	Q
Birds leaves grasses	N
Heave as one then sleep on	M
Full of sweeter sleep and unlike death	Q
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IV	A
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Only joy now	M
Come like music	D
Falling clear from strings of light	I
Come like shadow	I
Drinking up late sunrays	N
Come like moonrays sweeping the round night	I
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See how night is	N
Opening flowerlike	D
Open so thy bosom to me	B
See how earth falls	N
Easeful into silence	N
Let my moth wing'd thought so fall on thee	B
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While the lamp's beam	R
Primrose golden	M
Now is like a shifting spear	B
Borne in battle	S
Seen awhile then hidden	M
Bold then beaten now long lost and here	B

John Frederick Freeman

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