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Constantine Guys	A
I	-
The vague and distant image	B
of this landscape so terrifying	C
on which no mortal s gazed	D
thrilled me again this morning	C
Sleep is full of miracles	E
By a singular caprice	F
from that unfolding spectacle	G
I d banned all shapeless leaf	H
a painter proud of my artistry	I
I savoured in my picture	J
the enchanting monotony	I
of metal marble water	J
Babel of stairs and arcades	K
it was an infinite palace	L
full of pools and cascades	K
falling gold burnt or lustreless	K
and heavy cataracts there	M
like curtains of crystal	G
dazzling hung in air	M
from walls of metal	G
Not trees but colonnades	K
circled the sleeping pools	K
where colossal naiads gazed	D
at themselves as women do	N
Between banks of rose and green	O
the blue water stretched	P
for millions of leagues	K
to the universe s edge	Q
there were un heard of stones	K
and magic waves there were	J
dazzled by everything shown	R
enormous quivering mirrors	K
Impassive and taciturn	S
Ganges in the firmament	P
poured treasures from the urn	S
into abysses of diamond	P
Architect of this spell	T
I made a tame ocean swell	T
entirely at my will	U
through a jewelled tunnel	G
and all seemed glossy clear	V
iridescent even the shades	K
of black liquid glory there	M
in light s crystallised rays	K
Not a single star no trace	K
of a sun even low in the sky	-
to illuminate this wondrous place	K
that shone with intrinsic fire	J
And over these shifting wonders	K
hovered oh dreadful novelty	P
All for the eye none for the ear	W
the silence of eternity	P
II	-
Opening eyes filled with flame	X
I saw the horrors of my hovel	G
and felt the barbs of shameful	G
care re entering my soul	Y
brutally with gloomy blows	K
the clock struck mid day	P
and the sky poured shadows	K
on a world benumbed and grey	P

Charles Baudelaire

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