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Lo, in the night I cry out, in the night, God! and my voice shall howl into the sky!
I am weary of seeing shapeless things that fly, And flap into my face in their vile flight;
I am weary of dead things that crowd into my sight, I am weary of hearing horrible corpses that cry, God! I am weary of that lidless Eye That comes and stares at me, O God of light!
All, all the world is become a dead blur, God! God! and I, stricken with hideous blight, Crouch in the black corners, and I dare not stir.
I am aweary of my evil plight.
If thou art not a dead corpse in thy sky, Send thou down Death into my loathed sty!