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XVI. Midnight Hymn.
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The poems posthumous and collected of Thomas Lovell Beddoes | ||
XVI. Midnight Hymn.
And many voices marshalled in one hymnWound through the night, whose still, translucent moments
Lay on each side their breath; and the hymn passed
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Between the silvery silences, as when
The slaves of Egypt, like a wind between
The head and trunk of a dismembered king
On a strewn plank, with blood and footsteps sealed,
Vallied the unaccustomed sea.
The poems posthumous and collected of Thomas Lovell Beddoes | ||