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Sweet were the Sun's last parting rays,
Shot upwards from the streaky west;
Solemn the waning tide of day
And Evening's silent hour of rest —

But ah! the soul by sorrow worn,
What time, what hour can e'er delight?
My griefs awaken with the Morn,
Nor vanish 'mid the shades of night.
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