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39614	Nichols, Robert	Ardours and Endurances; Also, A Faun's Holiday & Poems and Phantasies			.txt	text/plain	24691	2942	98	The last light is dimming; night comes on behind. I hear far guns low like oxen at the night. I hear--while its fearful, ag'd master sleeps like the dead-Heart panged, head singing, dizzily pained-All day the wide earth aches, the cold wind cries, Who drinks in grief the hot light of the sun, O youths to come shall drink air warm and bright, Shall hear the bird cry in the sunny wood, Long lost to sun or moon or stars-I stand and I hear the long wind blow light; I hear the wave fall in the hush of the night. O my companions, Wind, Waters, Stars, and Night. Thy lighted eyes and singing mouth. The wind shall be a lovely friend, Till dark woods, fields, bronzed sky, and deep, Save the sun that smiles and loves. Thine eyes challenge: my heart is lighted, I lie till night doth come,	./cache/39614.txt	./txt/39614.txt