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Italia mother of the souls of men	A
Mother divine	B
Of all that served thee best with sword or pen	A
All sons of thine	B
Thou knowest that here the likeness of the best	C
Before thee stands	D
The head most high the heart found faithfullest	C
The purest hands	D
Above the fume and foam of time that flits	D
The soul we know	E
Now sits on high where Alighieri sits	D
With Angelo	E
Not his own heavenly tongue hath heavenly speech	F
Enough to say	D
What this man was whose praise no thought may reach	F
No words can weigh	D
Since man's first mother brought to mortal birth	G
Her first born son	H
Such grace befell not ever man on earth	G
As crowns this one	H
Of God nor man was ever this thing said	C
That he could give	I
Life back to her who gave him whence his dead	C
Mother might live	J
But this man found his mother dead and slain	K
With fast sealed eyes	D
And bade the dead rise up and live again	A
And she did rise	D
And all the world was bright with her through him	L
But dark with strife	M
Like heaven's own sun that storming clouds bedim	L
Was all his life	M
Life and the clouds are vanished hate and fear	N
Have had their span	O
Of time to hunt and are not he is here	P
The sunlike man	O
City superb that hadst Columbus first	C
For sovereign son	H
Be prouder that thy breast hath later nurst	C
This mightier one	H
Glory be his for ever while his land	C
Lives and is free	Q
As with controlling breath and sovereign hand	C
He bade her be	Q
Earth shows to heaven the names by thousands told	C
That crown her fame	L
But highest of all that heaven and earth behold	C
Mazzini's name	L

Algernon Charles Swinburne

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