LXXXVIII.

Night enfolds these foreign meadows,

Sick heart, weary limbs caressing.

Ah, thy light athwart the shadows,

Moon, is like a quiet blessing!

Gentle moon, thy mild beams banish

Gloomy terrors where they hover.

All my woes dissolve and vanish,

And mine eyes with dew brim over.

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