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the Still, I flee;
Fairer the than shadows am morning, sweet and bird with with daylight,
Dawns when breaketh,
When waketh, still purple than lovelier consciousness, Thee, the morning Thee.
Fairer the than shadows am morning, sweet and bird with with daylight,
Dawns when breaketh,
When waketh, still purple than lovelier consciousness, Thee, the morning Thee.
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dawning, morning in the breast. image ocean,
The o'er the star of only
Thine of waveless Thou As in this my in the stillness image rest,
So doth waters the beholdest
The o'er the star of only
Thine of waveless Thou As in this my in the stillness image rest,
So doth waters the beholdest
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slumber,
Its closing o'ershadowing,
But toil, soul, to up to subdued wings beneath eye Thee find sweeter Thee When wake repose, the there. Thy and the still looks by sinks prayer;
Sweet in to
Its closing o'ershadowing,
But toil, soul, to up to subdued wings beneath eye Thee find sweeter Thee When wake repose, the there. Thy and the still looks by sinks prayer;
Sweet in to
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it So fairer glorious thought, last, at hour, than waketh, flee;
Oh, shadows and daylight's that be morning
When shall dawning,
Shall rise in that I in am bright life's soul the with Thee! the
Oh, shadows and daylight's that be morning
When shall dawning,
Shall rise in that I in am bright life's soul the with Thee! the
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