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1865–1914

He sings.

Madison Julius Cawein

Night, Night,‘ t is night. The moon before to love us, And all the moonlight tangled in the stream: Love, love, my love, and all the stars above us, The stars above and every star a dream.

In odorous purple, where the falling warble Of water cascades and the plunged foam glows, A columned ruin heaps its sculptured marble Curled with the chiselled rebeck and the rose.

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