  When the sun, in red and gold, Down the West was creeping; When the bird beneath its wing Tucked its head for sleeping, Silently the silken doors Of the flowers were closing; Poppies each, with drooping head, Slowly fell a-dozing. With my heart, I heard them say, "Good-night till the morrow: Here's good-night to all the world Till the happy morrow."
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