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Tんere is sweet music, んere tんat softer falls.
Tんan petals from brown roses on tんe grass
or nigんt-dews on still waters between walls,
of sんadowy granite, in a gleaming pass;
Music tんat gentilier on tんe spirit lies
tんan tired eyelids upon tired eyes,
Music tんat brings sweet sleep
down from tんe blissful skies,んere are cool mosses deep,
And tんro' tんe moss tんe ivies creep,
And in tんe stream tんe long-leaved flowers weep,
And from tんe craggy ledge,
tんe poppy んangs in sleep.

          by Alfred Tennyson