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1861–1929

XXII

Bliss Carman

Once you lay upon my bosom, While the long blue-silver moonlight Walked the plain, with that pure passion All your own.

Now the moon is gone, the Pleiads Gone, the dead of night is going; Slips the hour, and on my bed I lie alone.

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