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FROM THE TRIUMPH OF MUSIC	A
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Fresh from bathing in orient fountains	B
In wells of rock water and snow	C
Comes the Dawn with her pearl brimming fingers	D
O'er the thyme and the pines of yon mountain	E
Where she steps young blossoms fresh blow	C
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And sweet as the star beams in fountains	B
And soft as the fall of the dew	F
Wet as the hues of the rain arch	G
To me was the Dawn when on mountains	B
Pearl capped o'er the hyaline blue	F
Saint fair and pure thro' the blue	F
Her spirit in dimples comes dancing	H
In dimples of light and of fire	I
Planting her footprints in roses	J
On the floss of the snow drifts while glancing	H
Large on her brow is her tire	I
Gemmed with the morning star's fire	I
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But sweet as the incense from altars	D
And warm as the light on a cloud	K
Sad as the wail of bleak woodlands	L
To me was the Night when she falters	D
In the sorrowful folds of her shroud	K
In the far blowing black of her shroud	K
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O'er the flower strewn bier of her lover	I
The Day lying faded and fair	M
In the red curtained chambers of air	M
When disheveled I've seen her uncover	I
Her gold girdled raven of hair	M
All hooped with the gold of the even	N
And for this sad burial prepare	M
The spirit of Night in the heaven	E
To me was most wondrously fair	M
So fair that I wished it were given	E
To die in the rays of her hair	M
Die wrapped in her gold girdled hair	M

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