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The Pilgrim
A rich and lovely country wide unrolled, A fair face by me, heavens where white clouds sail, Why does my heart forever still bewail Far-distant lands, more distant days of old? Litwa! your roaring forests sang more bold Than Salhir maid, Baydary nightingale; I'd rather walk your marshes than this vale Of mulberries, and pineapples of gold. Here are new pleasures, and I am so far! Why must I always sigh distractedly For her I loved when first my morning star Arose? In that dear house I may not see, Where yet the tokens of her lover are, Does she still walk my ways and think of me? -Adam Mickiewicz
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