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In the unquiet night	A
With all her beauty bright	A
She walketh my silent chamber to and fro	B
Not twice of the same mind	C
Sometimes unkind unkind	C
And again no cooing dove hath a voice so sweet and low	B
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Such madness of mirth lies	D
In the haunting hazel eyes	D
When the melody of her laugh charms the listening night	A
Its glamour as of old	E
My charmed senses hold	E
Forget I earth and heaven in the pleasures of sense and sight	A
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With sudden gay caprice	F
Quaint sonnets doth she seize	G
Wedding them unto sweetness falling from crimson lips	H
Holding the broidered flowers	I
Of those enchanted hours	I
When she wound my will with her silk round her white finger tips	H
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Then doth she silent stand	J
Lifting her slender hand	J
On which gleams the ring I tore from his hand at Baywood	J
The tiny opal hearts	K
Are broken in two parts	K
And where the ruby burned there hangeth a drop of blood	J
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Then with my burning cheek	L
Raising my head I speak	L
Lemoine Lemoine my lost Oh speak to me once I pray	M
But no word will she deign	N
Adown the shining lane	N
The long and lustrous lane of the moonlight she glides away	M
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I fancy oft a stir	O
Of wings seem following her	O
Trailing a terrible gloom along the oaken floor	P
As she walks to and fro	B
Louder the strange sounds grow	B
To a nameless dreadful horror that floods the chamber o'er	O
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And then I raise my head	J
From terror haunted bed	J
And hush my breath and my very pulses hush and hark	Q
But as I glance around	J
The stir the murmuring sound	J
Dies away in the moonlight lying there stiff and stark	Q
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And thus you ever flee	R
Elude and baffle me	R
My lady you will not always so lightly glide away	M
Though on the swiftest breeze	G
You sail o'er farthest seas	G
Remember side by side we two will stand one day	M
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Though my dust feed the wind	J
Yours be with prayer consigned	J
To the keeping of churchyard seraphs and marble saints	S
Lemoine we two shall meet	J
And not then at my feet	J
Will you fetter a late repentance with wiles and tearful plaints	S
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Repentance and strong	T
That would have found a tongue	U
And shrieked the truth to heaven with madd'ning din	V
The truth of that dread hour	O
That black accursed hour	O
When to free you from hated fetters I plunged my soul in sin	V
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Whatever wise man thinks	S
Sin forges strongest links	S
You can break them never although for a time you may hide	J
Buried in flowers and wine	W
This chain of thine and mine	W
At the last dread day of doom will draw us side by side	J
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If one then both are cursed	J
And come the best the worst	J
Forever and ever your fate and mine are entwined	J
And though it be mad mad	J
Heaven knows the thought is glad	J
I do not breed my thoughts how can I help my mind	J
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So silent doth she come	X
Standing here pale and dumb	X
With her finger laid on her lips in a warning way	M
Her dark eyes looking back	Y
As if upon her track	Y
And mine some phantom shape of impending evil lay	M
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But when I strive to see	S
Of what she's warning me	S
Cruelly calm no sign will she deign to love or fears	S
Unheeding vow or prayer	Z
As noiseless as the air	Z
She glideth into the pallid moonlight and disappears	S

Marietta Holley

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