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Erratic Soul of some great Purpose doomed	A
To track the wild illimitable space	B
Till sure propitiation has been made	C
For the divine commission unperformed	C
What was thy crime Ahasuerus' curse	D
Were not more stern on earth than thine in Heaven	E
	-
Art thou the Spirit of some Angel World	C
For grave rebellion banished from thy peers	F
Compelled to watch the calm immortal stars	G
Circling in rapture the celestial void	C
While the avenger follows in thy train	H
To spur thee on to wretchedness eterne	H
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Or one of nature's wildest fantasies	I
From which she flies in terror so profound	C
And with such whirl of torment in her breast	C
That mighty earthquakes yearn where'er she treads	J
While War makes red its terrible right hand	C
And Famine stalks abroad all lean and wan	H
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To us thou art as exquisitely fair	K
As the ideal visions of the seer	L
Or gentlest fancy that e'er floated down	H
Imagination's bright unruffled stream	M
Wedding the thought that was too deep for words	N
To the low breathings of inspir d song	O
	-
When the stars sang together o'er the birth	P
Of the poor Babe at Bethlehem that lay	Q
In the coarse manger at the crowded Inn	H
Didst thou perhaps a bright exalted star	R
Refuse to swell the grand harmonious lay	Q
Jealous as Herod of the birth divine	H
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Or when the crown of thorns on Calvary	S
Pierced the Redeemer's brow didst thou disdain	H
To weep when all the planetary worlds	T
Were blinded by the fulness of their tears	U
E'en to the flaming sun that hid his face	B
At the loud cry Lama Sabachthani	H
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No rest No rest the very damned have that	C
In the dark councils of remotest Hell	V
Where the dread scheme was perfected that sealed	C
Thy disobedience and accruing doom	W
Like Adam's sons hast thou too forfeited	C
The blest repose that never pillowed Sin	H
	-
No none can tell thy fate thou wandering Sphinx	X
Pale Science searching by the midnight lamp	Y
Through the vexed mazes of the human brain	H
Still fails to read the secret of its soul	Z
As the superb enigma flashes by	A2
A loosed Prometheus burning with disdain	H

Charles Sangster

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