The Lightning playeth — all the while —
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| ←I watched the Moon around the House (629) | The Lightning playeth — all the while — by 630 |
(631) Ourselves were wed one summer — dear —→ |
The Lightning playeth — all the while —
But when He singeth — then —
Ourselves are conscious He exist —
And we approach Him — stern —
With Insulators — and a Glove —
Whose short — sepulchral Bass
Alarms us — tho' His Yellow feet
May pass — and counterpass —
Upon the Ropes — above our Head —
Continual — with the News —
Nor We so much as check our speech —
Nor stop to cross Ourselves —
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