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Dear I am lonely for the bay is still	A
As any hill girt lake the long brown beach	B
Lies bare and wet As far as eye can reach	B
There is no motion Even on the hill	A
Where the breeze loves to wander I can see	C
No stir of leaves nor any waving tree	C
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There is a great red cliff that fronts my view	D
A bare unsightly thing it angers me	C
With its unswerving grim monotony	C
The mackerel weir with branching boughs askew	D
Stands like a fire swept forest while the sea	C
Laps it with soothing sighs continually	C
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There are no tempests in this sheltered bay	E
The stillness frets me and I long to be	C
Where winds sweep strong and blow tempestuously	C
To stand upon some hill top far away	E
And face a gathering gale and let the stress	F
Of Nature's mood subdue my restlessness	G
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An impulse seizes me a mad desire	H
To tear away that red browed cliff to sweep	I
Its crest of trees and huts into the deep	I
To force a gap by axe or storm or fire	H
And let rush in with motion glad and free	C
The rolling waves of the wild wondrous sea	C
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Sometimes I wonder if I am the child	J
Of calm law loving parents or a stray	E
From some wild gypsy camp I cannot stay	E
Quiet among my fellows when this wild	J
Longing for freedom takes me I must fly	C
To my dear woods and know my liberty	C
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It is this cringing to a social law	C
That I despise these changing senseless forms	K
Of fashion And until a thousand storms	K
Of God's impatience shall reveal the flaw	C
In man's pet system he will weave the spell	C
About his heart and dream that all is well	C
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Ah Life is hard Dear Heart for I am left	L
To battle with my old time fears alone	M
I must live calmly on and make no moan	M
Though of my hoped for happiness bereft	L
Thou wilt not come and still the red cliff lies	N
Hiding my ocean from these longing eyes	N

Sophie M. (almon) Hensley

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