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Waikiki
Rupert Brooke
Plangent, hidden from eyes
 Somewhere an `eukaleli' thrills and cries
And stabs with pain the night's...
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A Rolling Stone
Robert William Service
With the curious eyes of a child;
From the plangent sea to the prairie,
  From the slum to the heart of the...
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A Son Of The Sea
Bliss Carman (William)
Bourns of being, came to me
Dream-like, plangent, and eternal
Memories of the plunging...
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Grave
William Ernest Henley
those plangent comforters call and...
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Homer
Lindsay George Hall
’ And Priam, plangent,
Pleads for Hector’s body: ‘Before Zeus’ seat
Of Justice, please grant me this...
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Homer
Lindsay G H Hall
’ And Priam, plangent,

Pleads for Hector’s body: ‘Before Zeus’ seat

Of Justice, please grant me this...
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Homer (Rhyme Royal)
Lindsay G H Hall
’ And Priam, plangent,
Pleads for Hector’s body: ‘Before Zeus’ seat
Of Justice, please grant me this...
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Night Hymns on Lake Nipigon
Duncan Campbell Scott
Falling in rhythm, timed with the liquid, plangent
Sounds from the blades where the whirlpools break and are carried
Down into...
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Rapids at Night
Duncan Campbell Scott
Under the hiss and cry, the stroke and the plangent...
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Stowaway
Robert William Service
It planned above the plangent sea
(A foolish flight, I'd never risk it),
And then it circled back to me
And from my palm...
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The Dance Of Life
Conrad Potter Aiken
Struck slow rich chords of plangent pain,
Beautiful, into heart and brain;
A tortured, anguished, suffering thing
That seemed at...
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The Gods Are Dead
William Ernest Henley
Plangent and sad, in every wind that blows
Who will may hear the sorry words repeated: –
‘The Gods are...
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Winter-Store
Archibald Lampman
On some deep rough-coasted river,
And the plangent waters come,
Amber-hued and streaked with foam;
Where beneath the sunburnt hills
All day long...
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