English poem
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Gazing down in her white shroud, Wov’n of windy cloud, Comes at night the phantom moon; Comes, and all the shadows soon, Crowding chambers of the house, Haunting whispering rooms, arouse;-- Shadows, ghosts, her rays lead on, Till beneath the cloud Like a ghost she’s gone, In her gusty shroud, O’er the haunted house.