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the lapping water drifting to the sand, the smugglers hurry o'er the silver wave, a rose-moon blushing where the waters lave and moonlight glistens on the breezy strand. the oars are steady, gliding to the land the stroke of midnight near a watery cave, their whisp'ring feet run silent as a grave                                               to its dark reach to hide the contraband. the waves roll mistily with honeyed breath the sky, a vault of iron, weeps a tear, the sweeping waters break and start to veer, a gold tooth glints, the night as black as death, a dreadful shout, the watch is drawing near, how suddenly their faces pall with fear!
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Feb 17, 2015
Feb 17, 2015 at 2:17 PM UTC
smugglers
the lapping water drifting to the sand, the smugglers hurry o'er the silver wave, a rose-moon blushing where the waters lave and moonlight glistens on the breezy strand. the oars are steady, gliding to the land the stroke of midnight near a watery cave, their whisp'ring feet run silent as a grave                                               to its dark reach to hide the contraband. the waves roll mistily with honeyed breath the sky, a vault of iron, weeps a tear, the sweeping waters break and start to veer, a gold tooth glints, the night as black as death, a dreadful shout, the watch is drawing near, how suddenly their faces pall with fear!
beth-fwoah-dream
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Feb 17, 2015
Feb 17, 2015 at 2:17 PM UTC
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