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I	A
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A woman fair to look upon	B
Where waters whiten with the moon	C
While down the glimmer of the lawn	D
The white moths swoon	C
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A mouth of music eyes of love	E
And hands of blended snow and scent	F
That touch the pearl pale shadow of	E
An instrument	G
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And low and sweet that song of sleep	H
After the song of love is hushed	I
While all the longing here to weep	H
Is held and crushed	I
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Then leafy silence that is musk	J
With breath of the magnolia tree	K
While dwindles moon white through the dusk	J
Her drapery	K
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Let me remember how a heart	L
Romantic wrote upon that night	M
My soul still helps me read each part	L
Of it aright	L
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And like a dead leaf shut between	N
A book's dull chapters stained and dark	O
That page with immemorial green	N
Of life I mark	O
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II	A
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It is not well for me to hear	P
That song's appealing melody	L
The pain of loss comes all too near	Q
Through it to me	L
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The loss of her whose love looks through	R
The mist death's hand hath hung between	N
Within the shadow of the yew	R
Her grave is green	N
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Ah dream that vanished long ago	S
Oh anguish of remembered tears	T
And shadow of unlifted woe	S
Athwart the years	U
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That haunt the sad rooms of my days	V
As keepsakes of unperished love	E
Where pale the memory of her face	W
Is framed above	E
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This olden song she used to sing	X
Of love and sleep is now a charm	Y
To open mystic doors and bring	X
Her spirit form	Z
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In music making visible	A2
One soul assertive memory	L
That steals unto my side to tell	B2
My loss to me	L

Madison Julius Cawein

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