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I sit alone in the gray	A
The snow falls thick and fast	B
And never a sound have I heard all day	A
But the wailing of the blast	B
And the hiss and click of the snow whirling to and fro	C
	-
There seems no living thing	D
Left in the world but I	E
My thoughts fly forth on restless wing	D
And drift back wearily	F
Storm beaten buffeted hopeless and almost dead	G
	-
No one there is to care	H
Not one to even know	C
Of the lonely day and the dull despair	H
As the hours ebb and flow	C
Slow lingering as fain to lengthen out my pain	I
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And I think of the monks of old	J
Each in his separate cell	K
Hearing no sound except when tolled	J
The stated convent bell	K
How could they live and bear that silence everywhere	H
	-
And I think of tumbling seas	L
'Neath cruel lonely skies	M
And shipwrecked sailors over these	L
Stretching their hungry eyes	M
Eyes dimmed with wasting tears for weary years on years	N
	-
Pacing the hopeless sand	O
Wistful and wan and pale	P
Each foam flash like a beckoning hand	O
Each wave a glancing sail	P
And so for days and days and still the sail delays	Q
	-
I hide my eyes in vain	I
In vain I try to smile	R
That urging vision comes again	S
The sailor on his isle	R
With none to hear his cry to help him live or die	E
	-
And with the pang a thought	T
Breaks o'er me like the sun	U
Of the great listening Love which caught	V
Those accents every one	U
Nor lost one faintest word but always always heard	W
	-
The monk his vigil pale	P
Could lighten with a smile	R
The sailor's courage need not fail	P
Upon his lonely isle	R
For there as here by sea or land the pitying Lord stood	X
close at hand	O
	-
O coward heart of mine	Y
When storms shall beat again	S
Hold firmly to this thought divine	Y
As anchorage in pain	I
That lonely though thou seemest to be the Lord is near	Z
remembering thee	F

Susan Coolidge (sarah Chauncey Woolsey)

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