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The Sun kept setting-setting-still
No Hue of Afternoon-
Upon the Village I perceived
From House to House 'twas Noon-
The Dusk kept dropping-dropping-still
No Dew upon the Grass-
But only on my Forehead stopped-
And wandered in my Face-
My Feet kept drowsing-drowsing-still
My fingers were awake-
Yet why so little sound-Myself
Unto my Seeming-make?
How well I knew the Light before-
I could see it now-
'Tis Dying-I am doing-but
I'm not afraid to know-
The Sun Kept Setting-setting-still
Emily Dickinson
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