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Stephen
C.
Foster
(1826-1864)
Beautiful
Dreamer
Serenade
1Beautiful
dreamer,
wake
unto
me,
2Starlight
and
dewdrops
are
waiting
for
thee;
3Sounds
of
the
rude
world
heard
in
the
day,
4Lull'd
by
the
moonlight
have
all
pass'd
a
way!
5Beautiful
dreamer,
queen
of
my
song,
6List
while
I
woo
thee
with
soft
melody;
7Gone
are
the
cares
of
life's
busy
throng,
--
8Beautiful
dreamer,
awake
unto
me!
9Beautiful
dreamer
awake
unto
me!
10Beautiful
dreamer,
out
on
the
sea
11Mermaids
are
chaunting
the
wild
lorelie;
12Over
the
streamlet
vapors
are
borne,
13Waiting
to
fade
at
the
bright
coming
morn.
14Beautiful
dreamer,
beam
on
my
heart,
15E'en
as
the
morn
on
the
streamlet
and
sea;
16Then
will
all
clouds
of
sorrow
depart,
--
17Beautiful
dreamer,
awake
unto
me!
18Beautiful
dreamer,
awake
unto
me!
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© 2003,
Ian
Lancashire
for
the
Department
of
English,
University
of
Toronto.
Published
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Web
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Group,
Information
Technology
Services,
University
of
Toronto
Libraries.
Original
text:
Beautiful
Dreamer,
"the
last
song
ever
written"
by
Stephen
C.
Foster.
Composed
but
a
few
days
previous
to
his
death
(New
York:
W.
A.
Pond,
1864).
Facsimile
in
Stephen
Foster,
Household
Songs,
Earlier
American
Music
12,
introduction
by
H.
Wiley
Hitchcock
(New
York:
Da
Capo
Press,
1973):
89-93.
M780.82
E13
no.
12
Toronto
Metro
Public
Reference
Library.
First
publication
date:
1864
RPO
poem
editor:
Ian
Lancashire
RP
edition:
RPO
1998.
Recent
editing:
1:
2002/4/27
Composition
date:
1864
Rhyme:
aabb
ababb
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