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The Day is Dead.

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The day is dead,     And evening trails her purple robes         In fading fires of red.         The day is dead.     And yonder lily welcomes sleep         And nods her weary head.         The day is dead,     And night droops low her sable plumes         To mourn the glory fled.

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