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Edith Nesbit - Day And NightEdith Nesbit - Day And Night
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NIGHT, ambushed in the darkling wood,     Waited to seize the sleeping field, His sentinels the pine trees stood     Till the sun fell beneath his shield. Then when the day at last was dead,     Night, in his might, marched conquering Across the land his banner spread     And reigned as victor and as King. And you and I--all days apart     Rejoiced to see Night`s victory, Because he has a kindlier heart     Than Day wears with his sovereignty: Day keeps us prisoned close, but Night     Lifts off Day`s chains, and all night through You dream of me, my life`s delight,     And all night through I dream of you.
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