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A Lyrical Idyl	A
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THALASSIUS	B
Pan	C
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PAN	C
O sea stray seed of Apollo	A
What word wouldst thou have with me	D
My ways thou wast fain to follow	A
Or ever the years hailed thee	D
Man	C
Now	E
If August brood on the valleys	B
If satyrs laugh on the lawns	B
What part in the wildwood alleys	B
Hast thou with the fleet foot fauns	B
Thou	E
See	B
Thy feet are a man's not cloven	E
Like these not light as a boy's	B
The tresses and tendrils inwoven	E
That lure us the lure of them cloys	B
Thee	B
Us	B
The joy of the wild woods never	F
Leaves free of the thirst it slakes	B
The wild love throbs in us ever	F
That burns in the dense hot brakes	B
Thus	B
Life	G
Eternal passionate awless	B
Insatiable mutable dear	H
Makes all men's law for us lawless	B
We strive not how should we fear	H
Strife	G
We	B
The birds and the bright winds know not	I
Such joys as are ours in the mild	J
Warm woodland joys such as grow not	I
In waste green fields of the wild	J
Sea	B
No	E
Long since in the world's wind veering	K
Thy heart was estranged from me	B
Sweet Echo shall yield thee not hearing	K
What have we to do with thee	B
Go	E
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THALASSIUS	B
Ay	L
Such wrath on thy nostril quivers	B
As once in Sicilian heat	M
Bade herdsmen quail and the rivers	B
Shrank leaving a path for thy feet	M
Dry	N
Nay	L
Low down in the hot soft hollow	E
Too snakelike hisses thy spleen	E
O sea stray seed of Apollo	E
What ill hast thou heard or seen	E
Say	L
Man	E
Knows well if he hears beside him	O
The snarl of thy wrath at noon	E
What evil may soon betide him	O
Or late if thou smite not soon	E
Pan	E
Me	B
The sound of thy flute that flatters	L
The woods as they smile and sigh	N
Charmed fast as it charms thy satyrs	L
Can charm no faster than I	N
Thee	B
Fast	P
Thy music may charm the splendid	Q
Wide woodland silence to sleep	R
With sounds and dreams of thee blended	Q
And whispers of waters that creep	R
Past	P
Here	S
The spell of thee breathes and passes	L
And bids the heart in me pause	L
Hushed soft as the leaves and the grasses	L
Are hushed if the storm's foot draws	L
Near	H
Yet	T
The panic that strikes down strangers	L
Transgressing thy ways unaware	U
Affrights not me nor endangers	L
Through dread of thy secret snare	U
Set	T
	-
PAN	E
Whence	L
May man find heart to deride me	B
Who made his face as a star	V
To shine as a God's beside me	B
Nay get thee away from us far	V
Hence	L
	-
THALASSIUS	L
Then	E
Shall no man's heart as he raises	L
A hymn to thy secret head	W
Wax great with the godhead he praises	L
Thou God shalt be like unto dead	W
Men	E
	-
PAN	E
Grace	L
I take not of men's thanksgiving	K
I crave not of lips that live	X
They die and behold I am living	K
While they and their dead Gods give	Y
Place	L
	-
THALASSIUS	L
Yea	L
Too lightly the words were spoken	E
That mourned or mocked at thee dead	W
But whose was the word the token	E
The song that answered and said	W
Nay	L
	-
PAN	E
Whose	L
But mine in the midnight hidden	E
Clothed round with the strength of night	Z
And mysteries of things forbidden	E
For all but the one most bright	Z
Muse	L
	-
THALASSIUS	L
Hers	L
Or thine O Pan was the token	E
That gave back empire to thee	B
When power in thy hands lay broken	E
As reeds that quake if a bee	B
Stirs	L
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PAN	E
Whom	A2
Have I in my wide woods need of	B2
Urania's limitless eyes	L
Behold not mine end though they read of	B2
A word that shall speak to the skies	L
Doom	A2
	-
THALASSIUS	L
She	B
Gave back to thee kingdom and glory	B
And grace that was thine of yore	C2
And life to thy leaves late hoary	B
As weeds cast up from the hoar	C2
Sea	B
Song	D2
Can bid faith shine as the morning	K
Though light in the world be none	E
Death shrinks if her tongue sound warning	K
Night quails and beholds the sun	E
Strong	D2
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PAN	E
Night	Z
Bare rule over men for ages	L
Whose worship wist not of me	B
And gat but sorrows for wages	L
And hardly for tears could see	B
Light	Z
Call	A
No more on the starry presence	L
Whose light through the long dark swam	E2
Hold fast to the green world's pleasance	L
For I that am lord of it am	E2
All	A
	-
THALASSIUS	L
God	F2
God Pan from the glad wood's portal	A
The breaths of thy song blow sweet	M
But woods may be walked in of mortal	A
Man's thought where never thy feet	M
Trod	F2
Thine	E
All secrets of growth and of birth are	V
All glories of flower and of tree	B
Wheresoever the wonders of earth are	V
The words of the spell of the sea	B
Mine	E

Algernon Charles Swinburne

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