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The night has set her outposts there	A
Of wind and rain	B
And to and fro with ragged hair	A
At intervals they search the pane	B
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The fir trees creepers redly climb	C
That seem to bleed	D
Like old conspirators in crime	C
Drip whispering of some desperate deed	D
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'Tis as if wild skirts flying fast	E
Besieged the house	F
The wittol grass bent to the blast	E
Whines as if witches held carouse	G
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And now dark feet steal to the door	H
And tap and tip	I
Shuffle and then go on once more	H
The eaves keep a persistent drip	I
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And then a skurry and a bound	J
Wild feet again	K
A wind wrenched tree that to the ground	J
Sweeps instantly its weight of rain	B
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What is it finger on its lip	I
That up and down	L
Treads with dark raiment all a drip	I
Trailing a tattered leaf of gown	L
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'O father I am frightened See	M
There at the pane '	-
'Hush hush my child 'tis but a tree	M
That tosses in the wind and rain '	-
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A rumble as it were of hoofs	N
And hollow call	O
'O father what rolls on the roofs	P
That sounds like some dark funeral '	-
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'Hush hush my child it is the storm	Q
The autumn wind '	-
'But father see what is that form	Q
There wild against the window blind '	-
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'It is the firelight in the room '	-
The father sighed	R
And then the child ''Twas dark as doom	S
And had the face of her who died '	-

Madison Julius Cawein

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