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MY good blade carves the casques of men	A
My tough lance thrusteth sure	B
My strength is as the strength of ten	A
Because my heart is pure	B
The shattering trumpet shrilleth high	C
The hard brands shiver on the steel	D
The splinter'd spear shafts crack and fly	C
The horse and rider reel	D
They reel they roll in clanging lists	E
And when the tide of combat stands	F
Perfume and flowers fall in showers	G
That lightly rain from ladies' hands	F
	-
How sweet are looks that ladies bend	H
On whom their favours fall	I
For them I battle till the end	H
To save from shame and thrall	I
But all my heart is drawn above	J
My knees are bow'd in crypt and shrine	K
I never felt the kiss of love	J
Nor maiden's hand in mine	K
More bounteous aspects on me beam	L
Me mightier transports move and thrill	M
So keep I fair thro' faith and prayer	N
A virgin heart in work and will	M
	-
When down the stormy crescent goes	O
A light before me swims	P
Between dark stems the forest glows	O
I hear a noise of hymns	P
Then by some secret shrine I ride	Q
I hear a voice but none are there	N
The stalls are void the doors are wide	Q
The tapers burning fair	N
Fair gleams the snowy altar cloth	R
The silver vessels sparkle clean	S
The shrill bell rings the censer swings	T
And solemn chaunts resound between	S
	-
Sometimes on lonely mountain meres	T
I find a magic bark	U
I leap on board no helmsman steers	T
I float till all is dark	U
A gentle sound an awful light	V
Three arngels bear the holy Grail	W
With folded feet in stoles of white	V
On sleeping wings they sail	W
Ah blessed vision blood of God	X
My spirit beats her mortal bars	T
As down dark tides the glory slides	T
And star like mingles with the stars	T
	-
When on my goodly charger borne	Y
Thro' dreaming towns I go	Z
The cock crows ere the Christmas morn	Y
The streets are dumb with snow	Z
The tempest crackles on the leads	T
And ringing springs from brand and mail	W
But o'er the dark a glory spreads	T
And gilds the driving hail	W
I leave the plain I climb the height	V
No branchy thicket shelter yields	T
But blessed forms in whistling storms	T
Fly o'er waste fens and windy fields	T
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A maiden knight to me is given	A2
Such hope I know not fear	B2
I yearn to breathe the airs of heaven	A2
That often meet me here	C2
I muse on joy that will not cease	T
Pure spaces clothed in living beams	T
Pure lilies of eternal peace	T
Whose odours haunt my dreams	T
And stricken by an angel's hand	D2
This mortal armour that I wear	N
This weight and size this heart and eyes	T
Are touch'd are turn'd to finest air	N
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The clouds are broken in the sky	C
And thro' the mountain walls	T
A rolling organ harmony	E2
Swells up and shakes and falls	T
Then move the trees the copses nod	X
Wings flutter voices hover clear	B2
'O just and faithful knight of God	X
Ride on the prize is near '	-
So pass I hostel hall and grange	F2
By bridge and ford by park and pale	W
All arm'd I ride whate'er betide	Q
Until I find the holy Grail	W

Alfred Lord Tennyson

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