b"\n_START_ARTICLE_\nCome to me in my dreams\n_START_SECTION_\nTekst\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nCome to me in my dreams, and then_NEWLINE__NEWLINE_By day I shall be well again._NEWLINE__NEWLINE_For then the night will more than pay_NEWLINE__NEWLINE_The hopeless longing of the day._NEWLINE_Come, as thou cam'st a thousand times,_NEWLINE__NEWLINE_A messenger from radiant climes,_NEWLINE__NEWLINE_And smile on thy new world, and be_NEWLINE__NEWLINE_As kind to others as to me._NEWLINE_Or, as thou never cam'st in sooth_NEWLINE__NEWLINE_, Come now, and let me dream it truth._NEWLINE__NEWLINE_And part my hair, and kiss my brow,_NEWLINE__NEWLINE_And say--My love! why sufferest thou?_NEWLINE_Come to me in my dreams, and then_NEWLINE__NEWLINE_By day I shall be well again._NEWLINE__NEWLINE_For then the night will more than pay_NEWLINE__NEWLINE_The hopeless longing of the day."