A Sunset
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
1772 to 1834
Track 1
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More changeful than the Moon,
There a brief while the globe of splendor sits
Abrupt, as Spirits vanish, he is sunk!
And deep the cavern of the fountain mutters.
Upon the mountain’s edge with light touch resting,
Or cone or mow of fire: till sinking slowly
As motionless as stands the ancient trunk!
To wane fantastic his great orb submits,
And seems a creature of the earth; but soon
Even to a star at length he lessens wholly.
But every leaf through all the forest flutters,
The boughs, the sprays have stood
A soul-like breeze possesses all the wood.
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