| Way down in a low place
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| Yawning into field
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| Skirting now the river pushing water, further falling; |
| lower still
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| Oh, my word
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| Oh, my captain
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| Oh, my ghost stepped into view—
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| My disappeared redeemer’s
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| Lost believer seen in you
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| Steering wide of shelter
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| Flung afield and out afar
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| Under eyes that play and shine and give away just what savages we are
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| Oh, my stars
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| Oh, my dear lonesome
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| Oh, the least that I can do—
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| My rearranging stranger’s
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| Finest danger seen in you
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| Thrown out for the starlings
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| In air and at your feet
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| Commanded by a weather to be gathered, one calls ‘forward,' then ‘retreat.'
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| Oh, my witness
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| My revolution
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| Marching headlong into blue—
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| My creature now forgiven
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| My reliving seen in you |