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Afterwhiles by James Whitcomb Riley
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One indeed who blesses thee:
Robbing thee, I dispossess
But myself--. Pray thou for me!"

He shall sleep unscathed of thieves
Who loves Allah and believes.


_September Dark_

1
The air falls chill;
The whippoorwill
Pipes lonesomely behind the Hill:
The dusk grows dense,
The silence tense;
And lo, the katydids commence.

2
Through shadowy rifts
Of woodland lifts
The low, slow moon, and upward drifts,
While left and right
The fireflies' light
Swirls eddying in the skirts of Night.

3
O Cloudland gray
And level lay
Thy mists across the face of Day!
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