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In Greece I found the place, though earth / Has many such; and wandering there alone, / One Autumn evening when the moon rose late, / I heard this song, though none was there to sing. / A ghostly rune, yet left the alarmed dark / Quivering with life, tear-warm and murmuring:
No morrow is if hearts say no; / Life is gone when love doth go. / No tear to weep, no prayer to pray; / Endeth time with lovers' day.