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A track of moonlight on a quiet lake	A
Whose small waves on a silver sanded shore	B
Whisper of peace and with the low winds make	A
Such harmonies as keep the woods awake	A
And listening all night long for their sweet sake	A
A green waved slope of meadow hovered o'er	C
By angel troops of lilies swaying light	D
On viewless stems with folded wings of white	D
A slumberous stretch of mountain land far seen	E
Where the low westering day with gold and green	E
Purple and amber softly blended fills	F
The wooded vales and melts among the hills	F
A vine fringed river winding to its rest	G
On the calm bosom of a stormless sea	H
Bearing alike upon its placid breast	G
With earthly flowers and heavenly' stars impressed	G
The hues of time and of eternity	H
Such are the pictures which the thought of thee	H
O friend awakeneth charming the keen pain	I
Of thy departure and our sense of loss	J
Requiting with the fullness of thy gain	I
Lo on the quiet grave thy life borne cross	J
Dropped only at its side methinks doth shine	K
Of thy beatitude the radiant sign	K
No sob of grief no wild lament be there	L
To break the Sabbath of the holy air	L
But in their stead the silent breathing prayer	L
Of hearts still waiting for a rest like thine	K
O spirit redeemed Forgive us if henceforth	M
With sweet and pure similitudes of earth	N
We keep thy pleasant memory freshly green	E
Of love's inheritance a priceless part	O
Which Fancy's self in reverent awe is seen	E
To paint forgetful of the tricks of art	O
With pencil dipped alone in colors of the heart	O

John Greenleaf Whittier

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