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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LINES FROM A DISCARDED POEM, by GEORGE CRABBE Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: One calm, cold evening, when the moon was high
Last Line: Mix'd -- all unconscious that she dwelt alone.
First Line: One calm, cold evening, when the moon was high
Last Line: Mix'd -- all unconscious that she dwelt alone.
ONE calm, cold evening, when the moon was high,
And rode sublime within the cloudy sky,
She sat within her hut, nor seem'd to feel
Or cold, or want, but turn'd her idle wheel;
And with sad song its melancholy tone
Mix'd -- all unconscious that she dwelt alone.
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