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With A Difference.

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I'm weary waiting here,     The chill east wind is sighing,     The autumn tints are sere,     The summer flowers are dying.     The river's sullen way     Winds on through vacant meadows,     The dying light of day     Strives vainly with the shadows.     A footstep stirs the leaves!     The faded fields seem brighter,     The sunset gilds the sheaves,     The low'ring clouds look lighter.     The river sparkles by,     Not all the flowers are falling,     There's azure in the sky,     And thou, my love, art calling.

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"I'm weary waiting here,..."

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