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Night the horrible wizard Night	A
The dumb and terrible Night	A
Hath drawn his circle of magic round	B
Over the sky and over the ground	B
Without a sound	B
Ah me what woeful phantoms rise	C
With ice cold hands and pitiless eyes	C
As stars grow out of the summer skies	C
Tangible things to mortal sight	A
Under the hands of the wizard Night	A
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Night the mystical prophet Night	A
The haunted and awful Night	A
With the trail of his garment's shadowy fall	D
Soundless and black as a funeral pall	E
Now enters his dread laboratory	F
A wan and faint and wavering glory	F
Shines from a veiled lamp somewhere hidden	G
Like a lily in a grave	H
And things unholy and things forbidden	G
Hands that have long been the earth worm's prey	I
And shrouded faces out of the clay	I
Rise and fill the enchanted cave	H
With a pale and deathly light	A
The haunted and awful Night	A
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Night the abhorred magician Night	A
The black astrologer Night	A
Night is the world I shiver with fright	A
The air is full of evil things	J
The coil and glitter of snaky rings	J
And the tremor of vast invisible wings	J
That are not heard but felt	K
They touch my hair my hand my cheek	L
They mope and mouth but they never speak	L
To utter their awful history	F
Oh when will the darkness break and melt	K
Like blocks of ice on a golden reef	M
And little by little as leaf by leaf	M
In light and color and form increased	N
The rose of morning blooms in the east	N
The old yet ever new mystery	F
And I fall on my knees to worship the light	A
That casts out the evil demon of Night	A
And hallows with blossoms like prayers the way	I
Of another new day	I

Kate Seymour Maclean

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