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The eternal laughter, and other poems

THE WIND

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Like the cry of one in sorrow, Hark, the wind is calling O’er the dark forest fringe, Where the pale starlight’s falling: “Sweet, I loved thee,”—hear it say; “And now thou’rt gone,”—’tis wailing.

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