FAR. FAR AWAYi
{"character_count": 1468, "word_count": 272, "ccnet_language_score": [0.8817999958992004], "ccnet_perplexity": [1462.4000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
love to look or he purple west, In the gorgeous robes of sunset drest; With its crimson pomp and baBnered sbene. Like the iordiy state Of maying queen; The distant woods with uieir crowns of gold And the hoary h.iis, Times fastness-hoid. While zephyrs breathe thelr low soft chimes, 'sWs may only tell of the golden cIines.

 Far, far awaY!" love to stand on the mountain height. in the m asle moon of summer night; While vale and meadow are fairy land, And elves come out on the pebbly strand, And fays are merry iB Tnoonligh, deil, And earth is wicke3,with a seer like spell Aud low the voice of the sounding sea Seemeth to say In it's miastrelsy-- We only tell oi the realms0f day

 Far, iaraway!" I love 10 look on a young face fair. With the sunny smile oI childhood there. Tohear he laugh of is careless giec, Like the glaisoiae shout oi the summer sea. For il seems 10 say as they float along, With Enazy dance and the murmsred song, ''Fhe land .-ths land by the sunset sky, Where tears are not, and we'll no more die; On the old grow young in that realm of day.

 Far, far away," rhere--starry rivers are murnuTing low, To deathleSs flowers that by them blow; Ana zephyrs breathe in their lute-like tones, And hymn the stars on their golden throne.; The sun sings out; and there is no night And myriad oaes, Ia robes of white, Floating along upon azure wings, Their rapturss tell on their trembling strings, "Oh Tel US fly to that realm of day,

 Far far away"