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/ Her hills and vales are dimmer / Than sunset's shadowy shimmer; / Thin mists, that curl, of poppy and pearl, / Above her bowers glimmer; / And, silvered o'er with sails of faery galleys, / Far off the sea gleams, glimpsed through fountained valleys.
/ The moon floats never higher / Than one white peak of fire; / And in its beams pale Beauty dreams, / And Music tunes her lyre; / And, Siren-like, beside the moonlit waters, / Fair Fancy sits singing with Memory's daughters.