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The memory of this dread demesne	A
Unknown unsought by mortal eyes	B
That morning like some glad surprise	B
Returns insistent dimly seen	A
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What marvels fill the gulf of sleep	C
By some bizarre caprice	D
From all my dream the grass the trees	E
Are banished in the oblivious deep	C
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And I tho' sculptor of a world	F
Of superbly tasteful monotone	A
Of metal water metal flame and stone	A
At mine enchanted will unfurled	F
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Babel of stairs and of arcades	G
There stands a palace infinite	H
Where fountains fall in chrysolite	H
On the dull gold of long estrades	G
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And from the ramparts far and high	I
Enormous cataracts have sprung	J
Like heavy crystal curtains hung	J
On the huge walls within the sky	I
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No blooms nor bower but pools enchanted	H
Where lies the columns' mirrored frieze	G
By the titanic naiades	G
Of pale and marble haunted	H
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Blue waters endlessly are whirled	H
Between the quays of malachite	H
And quays of rose that stretch for light	H
A thousand leagues athwart the world	H
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A world of magic mineral	K
And magic billow Shore and sea	G
In dazzling cold immensity	H
Redoubling and reflecting all	L
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An architect of Fa ry	M
I make with runes softly murmured	H
A cavern wrought of rubacelle	L
That passes neath the conquered sea	G
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And all things pale or sable shine	A
Like furbished armour flaming spaces	G
Of land a flaming gulf enchases	G
Immured in splendour crystalline	A
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No star has passed no sun has flown	A
To climb the adamantine skies	G
Illuming these prodigies	G
That burn with lazy beams all their own	A
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And on this form of grammerie	M
In even beat lies O dread demesne	A
Where naught is heard and all is seen	A
The silence of eternity	G
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In silence frozen the vault beyond	H
Great rivers negligently turn	A
The treasure of teeming urn	A
Adown the gulfs of diamond	H
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With funereal slow the pendulum	N
Brutally sounds the hour of noon	A
And heaven pours the night too soon	A
On the sad world forlorn and numb	N
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Opening eyes replete with fire	M
Once in my sunless room again	A
And feel re entering in my brain	A
The fang of cares accursed and dire	M

Clark Ashton Smith

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