Poem 15

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No close friends here, I pour alone,

If the Sun and Moon should doubt,

And a star or two beside,

In little rivulets of light,

Huntress of the silver bow,

Now bright fickle and strange,

Sweet regent of the sky,

And then I will tell you a tale,

Fair queen of night!

Mother of light!

Falls to the ground,

Or even dies.

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