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Sara belle d'indolence	A
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XIX August	B
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In a swinging hammock lying	C
Lightly flying	C
Zara lovely indolent	D
O'er a fountain's crystal wave	E
There to lave	E
Her young beauty see her bent	F
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As she leans so sweet and soft	G
Flitting oft	H
O'er the mirror to and fro	I
Seems that airy floating bat	J
Like a feather	K
From some sea gull's wing of snow	I
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Every time the frail boat laden	L
With the maiden	L
Skims the water in its flight	M
Starting from its trembling sheen	N
Swift are seen	N
A white foot and neck so white	M
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As that lithe foot's timid tips	A
Quick she dips	A
Passing in the rippling pool	O
Blush oh snowiest ivory	P
Frolic she	P
Laughs to feel the pleasant cool	O
	-
Here displayed but half concealed	Q
Half revealed	Q
Each bright charm shall you behold	R
In her innocence emerging	C
As a verging	C
On the wave her hands grow cold	R
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For no star howe'er divine	S
Has the shine	S
Of a maid's pure loveliness	A
Frightened if a leaf but quivers	A
As she shivers	A
Veiled with naught but dripping trees	A
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By the happy breezes fanned	T
See her stand	T
Blushing like a living rose	A
On her bosom swelling high	U
If a fly	U
Dare to seek a sweet repose	A
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In those eyes which maiden pride	V
Fain would hide	V
Mark how passion's lightnings sleep	W
And their glance is brighter far	X
Than the star	X
Brightest in heaven's bluest deep	W
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O'er her limbs the glittering current	D
In soft torrent	D
Rains adown the gentle girl	Y
As if drop by drop should fall	Z
One and all	Z
From her necklace every pearl	Y
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Lengthening still the reckless pleasure	K
At her leisure	K
Care free Zara ever slow	I
As the hammock floats and swings	A
Smiles and sings	A
To herself so sweet and low	I
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Oh were I a capitana	S
Or sultana	S
Amber should be always mixt	D
In my bath of jewelled stone	S
Near my throne	S
Griffins twain of gold betwixt	D
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Then my hammock should be silk	A2
White as milk	A2
And more soft than down of dove	B2
Velvet cushions where I sit	D
Should emit	D
Perfumes that inspire love	B2
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Then should I no danger near	C2
Free from fear	C2
Revel in my garden's stream	D2
Nor amid the shadows deep	W
Dread the peep	W
Of two dark eyes' kindling gleam	D2
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He who thus would play the spy	U
On the die	U
For such sight his head must throw	I
In his blood the sabre naked	D
Would be slak d	D
Of my slaves of ebon brow	E2
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Then my rich robes trailing show	I
As I go	I
None to chide should be so bold	D
And upon my sandals fine	S
How should shine	S
Rubies worked in cloth of gold	D
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Fancying herself a queen	S
All unseen	S
Thus vibrating in delight	D
In her indolent coquetting	I
Quite forgetting	I
How the hours wing their flight	D
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As she lists the showery tinkling	I
Of the sprinkling	I
By her wanton curvets made	D
Never pauses she to think	I
Of the brink	I
Where her wrapper white is laid	D
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To the harvest fields the while	F2
In long file	F2
Speed her sisters' lively band	D
Like a flock of birds in flight	D
Streaming light	D
Dancing onward hand in hand	D
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And they're singing every one	S
As they run	S
This the burden of their lay	G2
Fie upon such idleness	A
Not to dress	A
Earlier on harvest day	G2
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JOHN L O'SULLIVAN	S

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