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The sun is banished	A
The daylight vanished	A
No rosy traces	B
Are left behind	C
Here in the meadow	D
I watch the shadow	D
Of forms and faces	B
Upon your blind	C
	-
Through swift transitions	E
In new positions	E
My eyes still follow	D
One shape most fair	F
My heart delaying	G
Awhile is playing	G
With pleasures hollow	D
Which mock despair	F
	-
I feel so lonely	H
I long once only	H
To pass an hour	I
With you O sweet	J
To touch your fingers	K
Where fragrance lingers	K
From some rare flower	I
And kiss your feet	J
	-
But not this even	L
To me is given	M
Of all sad mortals	N
Most sad am I	O
Never to meet you	P
Never to greet you	P
Nor pass your portals	N
Before I die	O
	-
All men scorn me	H
Not one will mourn me	H
When from their city	H
I pass away	Q
Will you to morrow	D
Recall with sorrow	D
Him whom with pity	H
You saw to day	Q
	-
Outcast and lonely	H
One thing only	H
Beyond misgiving	G
I hold for true	P
That had you known me	H
You would have shown me	H
A life worth living	G
A life for you	P
	-
Yes five years younger	I
My manhood's hunger	I
Had you come filling	G
With plenty sweet	J
My life so nourished	A
Had grown and flourished	A
Had God been willing	G
That we should meet	J
	-
How vain to fashion	M
From dreams and passion	M
The rich existence	R
Which might have been	L
Can God's own power	I
Recall the hour	I
Or bridge the distance	R
That lies between	S
	-
Before the morning	G
From pain and scorning	G
I sail death's river	I
To sleep or hell	T
To you is given	M
The life of heaven	M
Farewell for ever	I
Farewell farewell	T

Robert Fuller Murray

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