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The sunset melts upon the Nile	A
The stony desert glows	B
Beneath heaven's universal smile	A
One burning damask rose	B
And like a Peri's pearly boat	C
No longer than a span	D
Look faint on fiery sky afloat	C
The Moon of Ramad n	E
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Our boat drifts idly with the Stream	F
Our boatmen ship the oar	G
Vistas of endless temples gleam	F
On either topaz shore	G
And swimming over groves of Palm	H
A crescent weak and wan	I
There steals into the perfect calm	H
The Moon of Ramad n	E
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All nature seems to bask in peace	J
And hush her lowest sigh	K
Above the river's golden fleece	J
The happy Halcyons fly	K
And lost in some old lotos dream	F
The pensive Pelican	L
Sees mirrored in the mazy stream	F
The Moon of Ramad n	E
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Black outlined on the golden air	M
A turbaned Silhouette	N
The Mueddin invites to prayer	M
From many a Minaret	N
Our dusky boatmen hear the call	O
And prostrate man on man	D
They bow adoring one and all	O
The Moon of Ramad n	E
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Where Luxor's rose flushed columns shine	P
Above the river's brim	Q
The priests with incense once and wine	P
Made sacrifice to Him	Q
The highest god of Thebes and head	R
Of all the heavenly clan	D
But now the Moslem hails instead	R
The Moon of Ramad n	E
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The gods have come the gods have gone	S
Yet wedded to their walls	T
Winged with the serpent of the Sun	L
In mute processionals	T
They stride from door to massy door	G
Bound nations in their van	D
Though Amon's Sun has waned before	G
The Moon of Ramad n	E
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Yea even proud Egypt's proudest king	U
Who chastised rebel lands	T
And brought his gods for offering	U
Mountains of severed hands	T
Who singly like a god of War	G
Smote hosts that swerved and ran	D
Lies low 'neath Allah's scimetar	G
The Moon of Ramad n	E
	-
And Isis Queen whose sacred disk's	T
Horned splendour crowned her brow	G
While fires of flashing Obelisks	T
Flamed in the Afterglow	V
And white robed priests who served her shrine	P
Have turned Mahommedan	P
And worship Him who wears for sign	P
The Moon of Ramad n	P
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The rosy lotos flower and leaf	W
Which wreathed each sacred lake	X
With Nature's loveliest bas relief	W
Has followed in their wake	X
Yea with the last true Pharaoh's death	Y
The lotos leaves grown wan	P
Have changed to lily white beneath	Z
The Moon of Ramad n	P
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The gods may come the gods may go	V
And royal realms change hands	T
But the most ancient Nile will flow	V
And flood the desert sands	T
And nightly will he glass the stars'	T
Unearthly caravan	P
Nor care if it be Rome's red Mars	T
Or Moon of Ramad n	P
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The sunset fades upon the Nile	A
The desert's stony gloom	A2
Receding blankly mile on mile	A
Grows silent as a tomb	A2
All weary wanderers man and beast	B2
Hie fasting to the Khan	P
While shines above their nightly feast	B2
The Moon of Ramad n	P

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