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Lamp that risest lone	A
From thy secret place	B
Like a sleeper's face	B
Charged with thoughts unknown	A
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Strange thoughts unexpressed	C
In thy brightening beam	D
Strangeness more than dream	D
Upon earth e'er guessed	C
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Strange thou gleam'st as some	E
Eastern marble old	C
Scrawled with runes that hold	C
Histories yet are dumb	E
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But thy viewless hand	C
Out of whelming night	C
Waves the woods to light	C
Summons up the land	C
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Sea that merged in sky	F
To its far bound shines	G
And thy touch defines	G
Our infinity	C
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Now the murmuring coast	C
Glistens rocks are there	H
And what most was bare	H
Thou enrichest most	C
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Far through granite caves	I
Diving glide thy beams	J
Till the dark roof gleams	J
Laced with hovering waves	I
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O'er the white walls glide	C
Through the lattice creep	K
Where the lovers sleep	K
Bridegroom by his bride	C
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Soft their wakened eyes	L
From a deep bliss gaze	M
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On those marvellous rays	M
New from Paradise	N
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In the self same hour	O
Whitening Russian plains	P
On sad exile trains	P
Thou hast also power	O
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No more kindly gloom	Q
Veils from them despair	H
Near and clear and bare	H
They behold their doom	Q
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Bowed they see their own	A
Shadows on the snow	R
And the way they go	R
Endlessly alone	A
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Aching chained footsore	H
Through the waste they wind	C
All their joy behind	C
Nought but grief before	H
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O thou sleeper's face	B
Whence hast thou this gift	C
So much to uplift	C
And so much to abase	B
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Lovers' happier dream	D
Exiles' heavier pain	S
Thou on each dost rain	S
Beam on radiant beam	D
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Changed in thy control	T
Though no leaf hath stirred	C
Though no breath was heard	C
Lie both world and soul	T

Robert Laurence Binyon

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