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1861–1929

THE TRAVELLER.

Bliss Carman

Before the night-blue fades And the stars are quite gone, I lift my head At the noiseless tread

Of the angel of dawn. I hear no word, yet my heart Is beating apace; Then in glory all still

On the eastern hill I behold his face. All day through the world he goes, Making glad, setting free;

Then his day's work done, On the galleon sun He sinks in the sea.

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