Georgic

 1    I|     reigns the eternal hush~Of night that knows no seasons, her
 2    I|     lend themselves ~In chilly night, or when the sun is young,~
 3    I|      Dawn bedews the world. By night ’tis best~To reap light
 4    I| stubble, and parched fields by night;~For nights the suppling
 5    I|    headlong, and through murky night~Long trails of fire white-glistening
 6    I|   caught by guile of cloudless night.~When first the moon recalls
 7    I|     and wind together. Me that night~Let no man bid fare forth
 8    I|       godless age~Trembled for night eternal; at that time~Howbeit
 9    I|     were seen upon the dusk of night,~And cattle spake, portentous!
10   II|     the cool dews of one brief night repair.~Land which the burrowing
11   II|       what check~The lingering night retards. But if to these~
12  III|      stars are ushering in the night.~But, yeaning ended, all
13  III|       Oft their cattle day and night~Graze the whole month together,
14  III|     them there,~There play the night out, and in festive glee~
15  III|      in the daylight hours, at night they press;~What darkling
16  III|        down amid the plain,~At night retire belated and alone;~
17   IV|        home returning not till night was late,~With unbought
18   IV|    rest they hush them for the night,~And welcome slumber laps
19   IV|   farewell:~Girt with enormous night I am borne away,~Outstretching
20   IV|         but she~Wails the long night, and perched upon a spray~