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The Complete Poems of Thomas Moore

by Thomas Moore

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There’s Something Strange

A Buffalo Song

There’s something strange, I know not what,
        Come o’er me,
Some phantom I’ve for ever got
        Before me.
I look on high and in the sky
        ’Tis shining;
On earth, its light with all things bright
        Seems twining.
In vain I try this goblin’s spells
        To sever;
Go where I will, it round me dwells
        For ever.

And then what tricks by day and night
        It plays me;
In every shape the wicked sprite
        Waylays me.
Sometimes like two bright eyes of blue
        ’Tis glancing;
Sometimes like feet, in slippers neat,
        Comes dancing.
By whispers round of every sort
        I’m taunted.
Never was mortal man, in short,
        So haunted.

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