Chapter VII
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Fate's storms again have swept the scene,
And, for that fair Moon's summer gleam,
Through winter's snow clouds drifting keen
I hail at midnight now her beam.
Soft may its light this moment stream,
My folded Flower! upon thy rest,
And, melting through thy placid dream,
This heart's unshaken faith attest.
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 65, No. 403, May, 1849Chapter VII
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