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    The poem describes dwelling in darkness and sorrow, with black marble walls that weep and hellish, jarring music that banishes sleep. The speaker wishes to remain wedded to their woes and bedded in their tomb, living and dying until death comes. The poem ends by repeating its opening line, expressing a desire to dwell in darkness.

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    The poem describes dwelling in darkness and sorrow, with black marble walls that weep and hellish, jarring music that banishes sleep. The speaker wishes to remain wedded to their woes and bedded in their tomb, living and dying until death comes. The poem ends by repeating its opening line, expressing a desire to dwell in darkness.

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    The poem describes dwelling in darkness and sorrow, with black marble walls that weep and hellish, jarring music that banishes sleep. The speaker wishes to remain wedded to their woes and bedded in their tomb, living and dying until death comes. The poem ends by repeating its opening line, expressing a desire to dwell in darkness.

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    The roof despair to bar all cheerful light from me.
    The walls of marble black that moisten'd stil1 shall weep,
    My music hellish janirg sounds to banish friendly sleep.
    Thus wedded to my \roes, and bedded to my tomb,
    O, 1et me, living, living, die, tili death do come.
    In darkness let me dwell.

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