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The mighty sound of forests murmuring	A
In answer to the dread command	B
The stars that shudder when their king	A
extends his hand	B
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His awful hand to bless to curse or moves	C
Toward the dimmest den	D
In the thick leaves not known of loves	E
Or nymphs or men	D
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Only the sylph's frail gossamer may wave	F
Their quiet frondage yet	G
Only her dewy tears may lave	F
The violet	H
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The mighty answer of the shaken sky	I
To his supreme behest the call	J
Of Ibex that behold on high	I
Night's funeral	K
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And see the pale moon quiver and depart	L
Far beyond space the sun ascend	M
And draw earth's globe unto his heart	L
To make an end	M
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The shriek of startled birds the sobs that tear	N
With sudden terror the sharp sea	O
That slept and wove its golden hair	N
Most mournfully	K
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The rending of the earth at his command	B
Who wields the wrath of heaven and is dumb	P
Hell starts up and before his hand	B
Is overcome	P
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I heard these voices and beheld afar	Q
These dread works wrought at his behest	R
And on his forehead lo a star	Q
And on his breast	R
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And on his feet I knew the sandals were	S
More beautiful than flame and white	T
And on the glory of his hair	N
The crown of night	T
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And I beheld his robe and on its hem	U
Were writ unlawful words to say	V
Broidered like lilies with a gem	U
More clear than day	V
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And round him shone so wonderful a light	T
As when on Galilee	K
Jesus once walked and clove the night	T
And calmed the sea	K
	-
I scarce could see his features for the fire	S
That dwelt about his brow	W
Yet for the whiteness of my own desire	S
I see him now	W
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Because my footsteps follow his and tread	X
The awful bounds of heaven and make	Y
The very graves yield up their dead	X
And high thrones shake	Y
	-
Because my eyes still steadily behold	Z
And dazzle not nor shun the night	T
The foam born lamp of beaten gold	Z
And secret might	T
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Because my forehead bears the sacred Name	A2
And my lips bear the brand	B
Of Him whose heaven is one flame	A2
Whose holy hand	B
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Gathers this earth who built the vaults of space	B2
Moulded the stars and fixed the iron sea	K
Because His love lights through my face	B2
And all of me	K
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Because my hand may fasten on the sword	C2
Of my heart falter not and smite	C2
Those lampless limits most abhorred	C2
Of iron night	C2
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And pass beyond their horror to attack	D2
Fresh foemen light and truth to bring	A
Through their untrodden fields of black	D2
A victor king	A
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I know all must be well all must be free	K
I know God as I know a friend	C2
I conquer and most silently	K
Await the end	C2

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