IV.

Lo! where the tempest the dark waters sunder

Slumbers the sailor boy, reckless and brave,

Warm'd by the lighting and lulled by the thunder,

Fann'd by the whirlwind and rock'd on the wave;

Wildly the winter wind howls round his pillow,

Cold on his bosom the spray showers fall;

Creaks the strained mast at the rush of the billow,

Peaceful he slumbers, regardless of all.

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