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Mal soluta navis exit alite	A
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Hor	B
Rigged with curses dark	C
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Milton	D
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Gold and fair marbles and again more gold	A
And space of halls afloat that glance and gleam	E
Like the green heights of sunset heaven or seem	E
The golden steeps of sunrise red and cold	A
On deserts where dark exile keeps the fold	A
Fast of the flocks of torment where no beam	E
Falls of kind light or comfort save in dream	E
These we far off behold not who behold	A
The cordage woven of curses and the decks	F
With mortal hate and mortal peril paven	D
From stem to stern the lines of doom engraven	D
That mark for sure inevitable wrecks	F
Those sails predestinate though no storm vex	F
To miss on earth and find in hell their haven	D
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All curses be about her and all ill	G
Go with her heaven be dark above her way	H
The gulf beneath her glad and sure of prey	H
And wheresoe'er her prow be pointed still	G
The winds of heaven have all one evil will	G
Conspirant even as hearts of kings to slay	H
With mouths of kings to lie and smile and pray	H
And chiefliest his whose wintrier breath makes chill	G
With more than winter's and more poisonous cold	A
The horror of his kingdom toward the north	I
The deserts of his kingdom toward the east	A
And though death hide not in her direful hold	A
Be all stars adverse toward her that come forth	I
Nightly by day all hours till all have ceased	A
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Till all have ceased for ever and the sum	J
Be summed of all the sumless curses told	A
Out on his head by all dark seasons rolled	A
Over its cursed and crowned existence dumb	J
And blind and stark as though the snows made numb	J
All sense within it and all conscience cold	A
That hangs round hearts of less imperial mould	A
Like a snake feeding till their doomsday come	J
O heart fast bound of frozen poison be	K
All nature's as all true men's hearts to thee	K
A two edged sword of judgment hope be far	B
And fear at hand for pilot oversea	K
With death for compass and despair for star	B
And the white foam a shroud for the White Czar	B

Algernon Charles Swinburne

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