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Suggested by reading Lights and Shades in San Francisco	A
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Out from a narrow crowded street	B
Sick'ning resort of shame and crime	C
Wearing upon her brow a curse	D
Out in the darkness lost to sight	E
Out in the dreary Winter night	E
Fleeing a fate than Nessus worse	D
On through the gathering mist and dew	F
'Till the fog wrapped city is hid from view	F
'Till the rugged cliffs with the waters meet	B
And the mingled voices from every clime	C
And the hurrying tramp of reckless feet	B
Are drowned in the breakers' sobbing rhyme	C
But farther out than this ocean beach	G
Farther than Charity's hands will reach	G
Farther than Pity dares to come	C
Is she who rushes with white lips dumb	C
To repeat the tale that too oft is told	H
Out in the cold	H
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From the loathesome dens whose scenes appal	I
Whose tainted breath's the Simoom's blast	J
Away on the dizzying surf washed rock	K
Pausing a moment upon the brink	L
Pausing a moment perchance to think	L
Sliding the bolt in Memory's lock	K
And back in its dusty haunted hall	I
Living again the vanished past	J
Living her happy childhood o'er	M
Chasing the butterflies over the flowers	N
Petted and loved a girl again	O
Dreaming away the golden hours	N
Living again another scene	P
Flattered and toasted beauty's queen	P
Taking again with a merry laugh	Q
From gallant hands a sparkling draught	R
O angels tell her 'tis a draught of woe	A
That ruin lies in its amber glow	A
Over the rest let oblivion fall	I
Cover it up with a funeral pall	I
Turn away with a shudder and groan	S
Let her live it over alone	S
Few are the months as they count since then	O
Short and joyous they else had been	T
That to anguished heart and maddened brain	U
Are long decades of woe and pain	U
Over again on the wings of thought	V
Treading the path which her ruin wrought	V
Over again each step she went	W
From the sunny home to the swift descent	W
Where sin lies hidden 'neath a gilded pile	I
Down to the haunts of the low and vile	I
One more step and it all is done	X
Only a shriek the midnight breaks	Y
Only a splash in the waves below	A
A wider ripple the water makes	Y
The rock is bare by the ocean side	Z
A death white face with the ebbing tide	Z
Is floating away from the headland bold	H
Out in the cold	H
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A lifeless form in the wintry dawn	A2
Left on the sand by a rising swell	I
A story of weakness shame and wrong	B2
Mutely the frozen features tell	I
Noiseless falls on it the tears of dew	F
Over it softly the breezes blow	A
Wavelets kissing the tangled hair	C2
Murmur a requiem sad and low	A
Out to the barren bleak hillside	Z
Rough hands bear it with scorn and jest	D2
Cradled once in a mother's arms	E2
Once by a mother's fond lips pressed	D2
Under the clods of a new made grave	F2
A rough hewn board at the foot and head	G2
Where never a flower of love shall wave	F2
Left with the city's nameless dead	G2
Left with her fate unwept untold	H
Out in the cold	H

Madge Morris Wagner

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