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The lightning pricks my heavy eyes awake. My body, thunderstung Out of its sluggish sleep, Resents this midnight waking. But soon The long soft sibilant rain Brings to the night a deep new rest. The storm recedes, And on the far warm low voluptuous thunder I am rolled back to sleep.