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My Dead

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Last night in my feverish dreams I heard     A voice like the moan of an autumn sea,     Or the low, sad wail of a widowed bird,     And it said "My darling, come home to me."     Then a hand was laid on my throbbing head     As cold as clay, but it soothed my pain:     I wakened and knew from among the dead     My darling stood by my coach again.

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