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I	A
O young Mariner	B
You from the haven	C
Under the sea cliff	D
You that are watching	E
The gray Magician	C
With eyes of wonder	B
I am Merlin	F
And I am dying	E
I am Merlin	F
Who follow The Gleam	G
	-
II	A
Mighty the Wizard	H
Who found me at sunrise	I
Sleeping and woke me	J
And learn'd me Magic	K
Great the Master	B
And sweet the Magic	K
When over the valley	J
In early summers	L
Over the mountain	C
On human faces	M
And all around me	J
Moving to melody	J
Floated The Gleam	G
	-
III	A
Once at the croak of a Raven who crost it	N
A barbarous people	O
Blind to the magic	K
And deaf to the melody	J
Snarl'd at and cursed me	J
A demon vext me	J
The light retreated	P
The landskip darken'd	Q
The melody deaden'd	Q
The Master whisper'd	Q
'Follow The Gleam '	-
	-
IV	D
Then to the melody	Q
Over a wilderness	R
Gliding and glancing at	Q
Elf of the woodland	Q
Gnome of the cavern	S
Griffin and Giant	Q
And dancing of Fairies	T
In desolate hollows	U
And wraiths of the mountain	C
And rolling of dragons	V
By warble of water	B
Or cataract music	K
Of falling torrents	W
Flitted The Gleam	G
	-
V	Q
Down from the mountain	C
And over the level	O
And streaming and shining on	X
Silent river	B
Silvery willow	Y
Pasture and plowland	Q
Horses and oxen	C
Innocent maidens	V
Garrulous children	C
Homestead and harvest	Q
Reaper and gleaner	B
And rough ruddy faces	M
Of lowly labour	B
Slided The Gleam	G
	-
VI	D
Then with a melody	Q
Stronger and statelier	B
Led me at length	Z
To the city and palace	R
Of Arthur the king	E
Touch'd at the golden	C
Cross of the churches	M
Flash'd on the Tournament	Q
Flicker'd and bicker'd	Q
From helmet to helmet	Q
And last on the forehead	Q
Of Arthur the blameless	R
Rested The Gleam	G
	-
VII	D
Clouds and darkness	R
Closed upon Camelot	Q
Arthur had vanish'd	Q
I knew not whither	B
The king who loved me	Q
And cannot die	D
For out of the darkness	R
Silent and slowly	Q
The Gleam that had waned to a wintry glimmer	B
On icy fallow	Y
And faded forest	Q
Drew to the valley	Q
Named of the shadow	Y
And slowly brightening	E
Out of the glimmer	B
And slowly moving again to a melody	Q
Yearningly tender	B
Fell on the shadow	Y
No longer a shadow	Y
But clothed with The Gleam	G
	-
VIII	D
And broader and brighter	B
The Gleam flying onward	Q
Wed to the melody	Q
Sang thro' the world	Q
And slower and fainter	B
Old and weary	Q
But eager to follow	Y
I saw whenever	B
In passing it glanced upon	X
Hamlet or city	Q
That under the Crosses	A2
The dead man's garden	C
The mortal hillock	B2
Would break into blossom	C2
And so to the land's	D2
Last limit I came	E2
And can no longer	B
But die rejoicing	E
For thro' the Magic	K
Of Him the Mighty	Q
Who taught me in childhood	Q
There on the border	B
Of boundless Ocean	C
And all but in Heaven	C
Hovers The Gleam	G
	-
IX	D2
Not of the sunlight	Q
Not of the moonlight	Q
Not of the starlight	Q
O young Mariner	B
Down to the haven	C
Call your companions	D2
Launch your vessel	O
And crowd your canvas	D2
And ere it vanishes	D2
Over the margin	C
After it follow it	Q
Follow The Gleam	G

Alfred Lord Tennyson

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