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Beautiful cloud with folds so soft and fair	A
Swimming in the pure quiet air	A
Thy fleeces bathed in sunlight while below	B
Thy shadow o'er the vale moves slow	B
Where midst their labour pause the reaper train	C
As cool it comes along the grain	C
Beautiful cloud I would I were with thee	D
In thy calm way o'er land and sea	D
To rest on thy unrolling skirts and look	E
On Earth as on an open book	E
On streams that tie her realms with silver bands	F
And the long ways that seem her lands	F
And hear her humming cities and the sound	G
Of the great ocean breaking round	G
Ay I would sail upon thy air borne car	H
To blooming regions distant far	H
To where the sun of Andalusia shines	I
On his own olive groves and vines	I
Or the soft lights of Italy's bright sky	J
In smiles upon her ruins lie	J
But I would woo the winds to let us rest	K
O'er Greece long fettered and oppressed	K
Whose sons at length have heard the call that comes	L
From the old battle fields and tombs	M
And risen and drawn the sword and on the foe	B
Have dealt the swift and desperate blow	B
And the Othman power is cloven and the stroke	N
Has touched its chains and they are broke	N
Ay we would linger till the sunset there	A
Should come to purple all the air	A
And thou reflect upon the sacred ground	G
The ruddy radiance streaming round	G
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Bright meteor for the summer noontide made	O
Thy peerless beauty yet shall fade	O
The sun that fills with light each glistening fold	P
Shall set and leave thee dark and cold	P
The blast shall rend thy skirts or thou mayst frown	Q
In the dark heaven when storms come down	Q
And weep in rain till man's inquiring eye	J
Miss thee for ever from the sky	J

William Cullen Bryant

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