XVIII.

Upon the far horizon

Like a picture of the mist,

Appears the towered city

By the twilight shadows kissed.

The moist, soft breezes ripple

Our boat's wake gray and dark,

With mournful measured cadence

The boatman rows my bark.

The sun from clouds outshining,

Lights up once more the coast.

The very spot it shows me

Where she I loved was lost.

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