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NIGHT HEAVEN FALLS


Thou weakening eye of  day, why
 Withdraw thine radian crown , O it's 
 the evening bed drawest you to west wind,
 The silver plate peek through the blue curtains,
 Flowers shut their eyes to welcome him,
 While thy silver dew scatter though , Look
 how the night heaven falls....
 Planetoids glimmering to  wash the dusk with silver,
 Look how the night heaven falls,
 To make my eyes pleased...
 
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