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It was one of those clear sharp mustless days	B
That summer and man delight in	C
Never had Heaven seemed quite so high	D
Never had earth seemed quite so green	E
Never had the world seemed quite so clean	E
Or sky so nigh	D
And I heard the Deity's voice in	C
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The sun's warm rays	B
And the white cloud's intricate maze	B
And the blue sky's beautiful sheen	E
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I looked to the heavens and saw him there	F
A black speck downward drifting	G
Nearer and nearer he steadily sailed	H
Nearer and nearer he slid through space	I
In an unending aerial race	I
This sailor who hailed	H
From the Clime of the Clouds Ever shifting	G
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On billows of air	F
And the blue sky seemed never so fair	F
And the rest of the world kept pace	I
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On the white of his head the sun flashed bright	J
And he battled the wind with wide pinions	I
Clearer and clearer the gale whistled loud	K
Clearer and clearer he came into view	L
Bigger and blacker against the blue	L
Then a dragon of cloud	K
Gathering all its minions	I
Rushed to the fight	J
And swallowed him up in a bite	J
And the sky lay empty clear through	L
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Long I watched And at last afar	M
Caught sight of a speck in the vastness	I
Ever smaller ever decreasing	G
Ever drifting drifting awayInto the endless realms of day	N
Finally ceasing	G
So into Heaven's vast fastness	I
Vanished that bar	M
Of black as a fluttering star	M
Goes out while still on its way	N
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So I lost him But I shall always see	I
In my mind	O
The warm yellow sun and the ether free	I
The vista's sky and the white cloud trailing	G
Trailing behind	O
And below the young earth's summer green arbors	I
And on high the eagle sailing sailing	G
Into far skies and unknown harbors	I

E. E. Cummings

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