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Each race has died and lived and fought for the	A
true gods of that poor race	B
Unconsciously divinest thought of each race gild	C
ing its god's face	B
And every race that lives and dies shall make itself	D
some other gods	E
Shall build with mingled truth and lies new icons	F
from the world old clods	F
Through all the tangled creeds and dreams and	G
shifting shibboleths men hold	H
The false and true inwoven gleams a matted	H
mass of dross and gold	H
Prove then thy gods in thine own soul all others'	F
gods for thee are vain	I
Nor swerved be struggling for the goal by bribe	J
of joy nor threat of pain	I
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As skulls grow broader so do faiths as old tongues	F
die old gods die too	H
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And only ghosts of gods and wraiths may meet	H
the backward gazer's view	H
Where where the faiths of yesterday Ah	K
whither vanished whither gone	L
Say what Apollos drive to day adown the flaming	M
slopes of dawn	L
Oh does the blank past hide from view forgotten	N
Christs to be reborn	O
The future tremble where some new Messiah	F
Memnon sings the morn	O
Of all the worlds say any earth like dust wind	H
harried to and fro	P
Shall give the next Prometheus birth but say	F
at last you do not know	P
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How should I know what dawn may gleam beyond	H
the gates of darkness there	Q
Which god of all the gods men dream Why	R
should I whip myself to care	Q
Whichever over all hath place hath shaped and	H
made me what I am	S
Hath made me strong to front his face to dare	Q
to question though he damn	S
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Perhaps to cringe and cower and bring a shrine	T
a forced and faithless faith	U
Is far more futile than to fling your laughter in	V
the face of Death	W
For writhe or whirl in dervish rout they are not	H
flattered there on high	R
Or sham belief to hide a doubt no gods are mine	T
that love a lie	R
Nor gods that beg belief on earth with portents	F
that some seer foretells	F
Is life itself not wonder worth that we must cry	R
for miracles	F
Is it not strange enough we breathe Does every	X
thing not God reveal	Y
Or must we ever weave and wreathe some creed	H
that shall his face conceal	Y
Some creed of which its prophets cry it holds	F
the secret's all in all	Z
Some creed which ever bye and bye doth crumble	A2
totter to its fall	Z
Say any dream of all the dreams that drift and	H
darkle glint and glow	P
Holds most of truth within its gleams but say	F
at last you do not know	P
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Oh say the soul from star to star with victory	X
wing'd leap on through space	F
And scale the bastioned nights that bar the secret's	F
inner dwelling place	F
Or say it ever roam dim glades where pallid	H
wraiths of long dead moons	F
Flit like blown feathers through the shades borne	O
on the breath of sobbing tunes	F
Say any tide of any time of all the tides that ebb	B2
and flow	P
Shall buoy us on toward any clime but say at	H
last you do not know	P

Don Marquis

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