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From the final reach of the upper night	A
To the nether darks where the comets die	B
From the outmost bourn of the reigns of light	A
To the central gloom of the midmost sky	B
In our mazeful gyres we fly	B
And our flight is a choral chant of flame	C
That ceaseless fares to the outer void	D
With the undersong of the peopled spheres	E
The voices of comet and asteroid	D
And the wail of the spheres destroyed	D
Forever we sing to a god unseen	F
In the dark shall our voices fail	G
The void is his robe inviolate	H
The night is his awful veil	G
How our fires grow dim and pale	G
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From the ordered gyres goes ever afar	I
Our song of flame o'er the void unknown	J
Where circles nor world nor comet nor star	I
Shall it die ere it reach His throne	J
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On the shoreless deeps of the seas of gloom	K
Sailing we venture afar and wide	L
Where ever await the tempests of doom	K
Where the silent maelstroms lurk and hide	L
And the darkling reefs abide	L
And the change and ruin of stars is a song	M
That rises and ebbs in a tide of fire	N
A music whose notes are of dreadful flame	C
Whose harmonics ever leap high'r	I
Where the suns and the worlds expire	O
Is such music not fit for a god	P
Yet ever the deep is a dark	Q
And ever the night is a void	D
Nor brightens a word nor a mark	Q
To show if our God may hark	Q
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From the gyres of change goes ever afar	I
Our flaming chant o'er the deep unknown	J
The song of the death of planet and star	I
Shall it die ere it reach His throne	J
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In our shadows of light the planets sweep	R
And endure for the span of our prime	S
Globed atoms that hazard the termless deep	R
With races that bow to the law of Time	S
And yet cherish a dream sublime	S
And they cry to the god behind the veil	G
Yet how should their voices pass the night	A
The silence that waits in the rayless void	D
If he hear not our music of light	A
And the thundrous song of our might	A
And they strive in the gloom for truth	T
Yet how should they pierce the veil	G
When we with our splendors of flame	C
In the darkness faint and fail	G
Our fires how feeble and pale	G
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From the ordered gyres goes ever afar	I
Our song of flame o'er the void unknown	J
Where circles nor world nor comet nor star	I
Shall it die ere it reach His throne	J

Clark Ashton Smith

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