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GREEN star Sirius / Dribbling over the lake; / The stars have gone so far on their road, / Yet we're awake!
Without a sound / The new young year comes in / And is half-way over the lake. / We must begin
Again. This love so full / Of hate has hurt us so, / We lie side by side / Moored--but no,
Let me get up / And wash quite clean / Of this hate.-- / So green
The great star goes! / I am washed quite clean, / Quite clean of it all. / But e'en
So cold, so cold and clean / Now the hate is gone! / It is all no good, / I am chilled to the bone
Now the hate is gone; / There is nothing left; / I am pure like bone, / Of all feeling bereft.