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I	A
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Came a spicy smell of showers	B
On the purple wings of night	C
And a pearl encrusted crescent	D
On the lake looked still and white	C
While a sound of distant singing	E
From the vales rose sad and light	C
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II	A
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Dripped the musk of sodden roses	F
From their million heavy sprays	G
And the nightingales were sobbing	E
Of the roses amorous praise	G
Where the raven down of even	H
Caught the moonlight's bleaching rays	G
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III	A
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And the turrets of the palace	I
From its belt of ancient trees	J
On the mountain rose romantic	K
White as foam from troubled seas	J
And the murmur of an ocean	L
Smote the chords of ev'ry breeze	J
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IV	M
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Where the moon shone on the terrace	I
And its fountain's lisping foam	N
Where the bronzen urns of flowers	B
Breathed faint perfume thro' the gloam	N
By the alabaster Venus	I
'Neath the quiet stars we'd roam	N
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V	M
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And we stopped beside the statue	O
Of the marble Venus there	P
Deeply pedestaled 'mid roses	F
Who their crimson hearts laid bare	P
Breathing out their lives in fragrance	Q
At her naked feet and fair	P
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VI	M
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And we marked the purple dingles	Q
Where the lazy vapors lolled	O
Like thin fleecy ribs of moonlight	O
Touched with amethyst and gold	O
And we marked the wild deer glimmer	R
Like dim specters where they strolled	O
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VII	M
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But from out those treach'rous roses	Q
Crept a serpent and it stung	S
Poisoned him who'd tuned my heart strings	Q
Till for him alone they sung	S
Froze the nerves of hands that only	M
From its chords a note had wrung	S
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VIII	M
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Now the nightingales in anguish	T
To cold ashen roses moan	U
Now a sound of desolate wailing	E
In the darkened palace lone	U
From a harp olian quavers	Q
Broken on an empty throne	U

Madison Julius Cawein

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