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[07:33.645] Diana, Luna, Lucina(Repeat）
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[11:36.000] “Hiawatha's Departure”
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[11:40.057] By the shores of Gitche Gumee,
[11:45.152] By the shining Big-Sea-Water,
[11:50.363] At the doorway of the wigwam,
[11:55.652] In the early Summer morning,
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[12:00.920] Hiawatha stood and waited.
[12:06.143] All the air was full of freshness,
[12:11.383] All the earth was bright and joyous,
[12:16.642] And before him, through the sunshine,
[12:21.590]
[12:21.844] Westward toward the neighboring forest
[12:26.903] Passed in golden swarms the Ahmo,
[12:32.101] Passed the bees, the honey-makers,
[12:37.333] Burning, singing in the sunshine.
[12:42.557]
[12:42.583] Bright above him shone the heavens,
[12:47.822] Level spread the lake before him;
[12:53.053] From its bosom leaped the sturgeon,
[12:58.343] Sparkling, flashing in the sunshine;
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[13:03.503] On its margin the great forest
[13:08.745] Stood reflected in the water,
[13:13.937] Every tree-top had its shadow,
[13:19.174] Motionless beneath the water.
[13:24.332]
[13:24.403] From the brow of Hiawatha
[13:29.663] Gone was every trace of sorrow,
[13:34.875] As the fog from off the water,
[13:40.157] As the mist from off the meadow.
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[13:45.413] With a smile of joy and gladness,
[13:50.633] With a look of exultation,
[13:55.823] As of one who in a vision
[14:00.918] Sees what is to be, but is not,
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[14:06.233] Stood and waited Hiawatha.
[14:11.373] Toward the sun his hands were lifted,
[14:16.653] Both the palms spread out toward it,
[14:21.979] And between the parted fingers
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[14:27.435] Fell the sunshine on his features,
[14:32.324] Flecked with light his naked shoulders,
[14:37.693] As it falls and flecks an oak-tree
[14:42.843] Through the rifted leaves and branches.
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[14:48.032] O'er the water floating, flying,
[14:53.173] Something in the hazy distance,
[14:58.393] Something in the mists of morning,
[15:03.493] Loomed and lifted from the water,
[15:08.302]
[15:08.734] Now seemed floating, now seemed flying,
[15:13.935] Coming nearer, nearer, nearer.
[15:19.213] Was it Shingebis the diver?
[15:24.543] Or the pelican, the Shada?
[15:29.593]
[15:29.745] Or the heron, the Shuh-shuh-gah?
[15:34.903] Or the white goose, Waw-be-wana,
[15:40.187] With the water dripping, flashing,
[15:45.363] From its glossy neck and feathers?
[15:50.363]
[15:50.533] It was neither goose nor diver,
[15:55.763] Neither pelican nor heron,
[16:00.879] O'er the water floating, flying,
[16:06.123] Through the shining mist of morning,
[16:11.258]
[16:11.423] But a birch canoe with paddles,
[16:16.593] Rising, sinking on the water,
[16:21.823] Dripping, flashing in the sunshine;
[16:27.183] And within it came a people
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[16:48.000]“The Son of the Evening Star”
[16:52.000]
[16:53.107] Can it be the sun descending
[16:58.283] O'er the level plain of water?
[17:03.560] Or the Red Swan floating, flying,
[17:08.795] Wounded by the magic arrow,
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[17:14.043] Staining all the waves with crimson,
[17:19.269] With the crimson of its life-blood,
[17:24.521] Filling all the air with splendor,
[17:29.791] Filling all the air with plumage?
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[17:34.953] Yes; it is the sun descending,
[17:40.116] Sinking down into the water;
[17:45.392] All the sky is stained with purple,
[17:50.632] All the water flushed with crimson!
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[17:55.900] No; it is the Red Swan floating,
[18:01.067] Diving down beneath the water;
[18:06.373] To the sky its wings are lifted,
[18:11.583] With its blood the waves are reddened!
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[18:16.894] Over it the Star of Evening
[18:22.195] Melts and trembles through the purple,
[18:27.177] Hangs suspended in the twilight,
[18:32.447] Walks in silence through the heavens.