III

Now is Light, sweet mother, down the west,

With little Song against her breast;

She took him up, all tired with play,

And fondly bore him far away.

While he sleeps, one wanders in his stead,

A fainter glory round her head;

She follows happy waters after,

Leaving behind low, rippling laughter.

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