'Tis because, though in dusky bower,
With love delighted still thou art;
Nor hath the deepening twilight power
To lay a curfew on thy heart.
Thou lovest; and, loving, dost prolong
The sense of sunlight with thy song.
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by John Vance Cheney
Falling all the night-time,
Falling all the day,
Silent into silence,
From the far-away;
Stilly host unnumbered,
All the night and day
Falling, falling, falling
From the far-away, —