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Lincoln & other poems

Wind of the Fall

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I hear that wail in the windy pine

And I suddenly know:

It wakes in my heart a dream divine

And a sacred woe.

I heard that cry from your spirit then,

O wind of the Fall!

I, too, have carried the grief of men;

I have felt it all.

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