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Come on then ye dwellers by nature in darkness and like to the	A
leaves' generations	B
That are little of might that are molded of mire unenduring	C
and shadowlike nations	B
Poor plumeless ephemerals comfortless mortals as visions of	D
shadows fast fleeing	C
Lift up your mind unto us that are deathless and dateless the date	E
of our being	C
Us children of heaven us ageless for aye us all of whose thoughts	F
are eternal	G
That ye may from henceforth having heard of us all things aright	E
as to matters supernal	G
Of the being of birds and beginning of gods and of streams and	E
the dark beyond reaching	C
Trustfully knowing aright in my name bid Prodicus pack with his	H
preaching	C
It was Chaos and Night at the first and the blackness of darkness	I
and Hell's broad border	J
Earth was not nor air neither heaven when in depths of the womb	K
of the dark without order	J
First thing first born of the black plumed Night was a wind egg	C
hatched in her bosom	L
Whence timely with seasons revolving again sweet Love burst out as	M
a blossom	L
Gold wings glittering forth of his back like whirlwinds gustily	G
turning	C
He after his wedlock with Chaos whose wings are of darkness in	N
Hell broad burning	C
For his nestlings begat him the race of us first and upraised us to	E
light new lighted	E
And before this was not the race of the gods until all things by Love	D
were united	E
And of kind united in kind with communion of nature the sky and	E
the sea are	O
Brought forth and the earth and the race of the gods everlasting and	E
blest So that we are	O
Far away the most ancient of all things blest And that we are of	D
Love's generation	P
There are manifest manifold signs We have wings and with us have	Q
the Loves habitation	P
And manifold fair young folk that forswore love once ere the bloom	K
of them ended	E
Have the men that pursued and desired them subdued by the help of	D
us only befriended	E
With such baits as a quail a flamingo a goose or a cock's comb	R
staring and splendid	E
All best good things that befall men come from us birds as is plain	S
to all reason	P
For first we proclaim and make known to them spring and the	A
winter and autumn in season	P
Bid sow when the crane starts clanging for Afric in shrill voiced	E
emigrant number	J
And calls to the pilot to hang up his rudder again for the season and	E
slumber	J
And then weave a cloak for Orestes the thief lest he strip men of	D
theirs if it freezes	H
And again thereafter the kite reappearing announces a change in	N
the breezes	H
And that here is the season for shearing your sheep of their spring	C
wool Then does the swallow	G
Give you notice to sell your great coat and provide something light	E
for the heat that's to follow	G
Thus are we as Ammon or Delphi unto you Dodona nay Phoebus	I
Apollo	G
For as first ye come all to get auguries of birds even such is in	N
all things your carriage	T
Be the matter a matter of trade or of earning your bread or of any	U
one's marriage	T
And all things ye lay to the charge of a bird that belong to	E
discerning prediction	P
Winged fame is a bird as you reckon you sneeze and the sign's as	M
a bird for conviction	P
All tokens are 'birds' with you sounds too and lackeys and donkeys	V
Then must it not follow	G
That we are to you all as the manifest godhead that speaks in	N
prophetic Apollo	G

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