And turn on us their gentle eye
All unafeared; and when night came,
And western skies were all aflame,
We'd seek some cliff that beetling stood
And frowned upon the surging flood,
And watch the sunset fade away
And shadows come in garb of gray
To blot the landscape from our sight;
But ere we felt the loss of light,
The stars should shimmer in the skies
And beckon to the moon to rise,
And straightway o'er the water's rim
Her face should peer, - at first so dim,
It seemed as if some sunset ray
Had thought to lengthen out the day;
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