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Hospes comesque corporis	A
Quae nunc abitis in loca	B
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Cease Wind to blow	C
And drive the peopled snow	C
And move the haunted arras to and fro	C
And moan of things I fear to know	C
Yet would rend from thee Wind before I go	C
On the blind pilgrimage	D
Cease Wind to blow	C
	-
Thy brother too	E
I leave no print of shoe	E
In all these vasty rooms I rummage through	E
No word at threshold and no clue	E
Of whence I come and whither I pursue	E
The search of treasures lost	F
When time was new	E
	-
Thou janitor	G
Of the dim curtained door	H
Stir thy old bones along the dusty floor	H
Of this unlighted corridor	G
Open I have been this dark way before	H
Thy hollow face shall peer	I
In mine no more	H
	-
Sky the dear sky	J
Ah ghostly house good by	J
I leave thee as the gauzy dragon fly	J
Leaves the green pool to try	J
His vast ambition on the vaster sky	J
Such valor against death	K
Is deity	L
	-
What thou too here	M
Thou haunting whisperer	M
Spirit of beauty immanent and sheer	M
Art thou that crooked servitor	M
Done with disguise from whose malignant leer	M
Out of the ghostly house	A
I fled in fear	M
	-
O Beauty how	N
I do repent me now	N
Of all the doubt I ever could allow	N
To shake me like the aspen bough	N
Nor once imagine that unsullied brow	N
Could wear the evil mask	O
And still be thou	N
	-
Bone of thy bone	P
Breath of thy breath alone	P
I dare resume the silence of a stone	P
Or explore still the vast unknown	P
Like a bright sea bird through the morning blown	P
With all his heart one joy	Q
From zone to zone	P

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