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It was long I lay	A
Awake that night	B
Wishing that night	B
Would name the hour	C
And tell me whether	C
To call it day	A
Though not yet light	B
And give up sleep	D
The snow fell deep	D
With the hiss of spray	A
Two winds would meet	E
One down one street	E
One down another	C
And fight in a smother	C
Of dust and feather	C
I could not say	A
But feared the cold	F
Had checked the pace	G
Of the tower clock	H
By tying together	C
Its hands of gold	F
Before its face	G
	-
Then cane one knock	H
A note unruffled	I
Of earthly weather	C
Though strange and muffled	I
The tower said One '	-
And then a steeple	J
They spoke to themselves	K
And such few people	J
As winds might rouse	L
From sleeping warm	M
But not unhouse	L
They left the storm	M
That struck en masse	L
My window glass	L
Like a beaded fur	C
In that grave One	N
They spoke of the sun	N
And moon and stars	L
Saturn and Mars	L
And Jupiter	C
Still more unfettered	O
They left the named	P
And spoke of the lettered	O
The sigmas and taus	L
Of constellations	L
They filled their throats	L
With the furthest bodies	L
To which man sends his	L
Speculation	N
Beyond which God is	L
The cosmic motes	L
Of yawning lenses	L
Their solemn peals	L
Were not their own	Q
They spoke for the clock	H
With whose vast wheels	L
Theirs interlock	H
In that grave word	O
Uttered alone	Q
The utmost star	R
Trembled and stirred	O
Though set so far	R
Its whirling frenzies	L
Appear like standing	S
in one self station	N
It has not ranged	T
And save for the wonder	C
Of once expanding	S
To be a nova	U
It has not changed	T
To the eye of man	V
On planets over	C
Around and under	C
It in creation	N
Since man began	V
To drag down man	V
And nation nation	N

Robert Lee Frost

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