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The search for beauty is the search for God	A
Who is All Beauty He who seeks shall find	B
And all along the paths my feet have trod	A
I have sought hungrily with heart and mind	B
And open eyes for beauty everywhere	C
Lo I have found the world is very fair	C
The search for beauty is the search for God	A
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Beauty was first revealed to me by stars	D
Before I saw it in my mother's eyes	E
Or seeing sensed it beauty I was stirred	F
To awe and wonder by those orbs of light	G
All palpitant against empurpled skies	E
They spoke a language to my childish heart	H
Of mystery and splendour and of space	I
Friendly with gracious unseen presences	J
Beauty was first revealed to me by stars	D
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Sunsets enlarged the meaning of the word	F
There was a window looking to the west	K
Beyond it wide Wisconsin fields of grain	L
And then a hill whereon white flocks of clouds	M
Would gather in the afternoon to rest	K
And when the sun went down behind that hill	N
What scenes of glory spread before my sight	G
What beauty beauty absolute supreme	O
Sunsets enlarged the meaning of that word	F
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Clover in blossom red and honey sweet	P
In summer billowed like a crimson sea	Q
Across the meadow lands One day I stood	R
Breast high amidst its waves and heard the hum	S
Of myriad bees that had gone mad like me	Q
With fragrance and with beauty Over us	T
A loving sun smiled from a cloudless sky	U
While a bold breeze kissed lightly as it passed	V
Clover in blossom red and honey sweet	P
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Autumn spoke loudly of the beautiful	W
And in the gallery of Nature hung	X
Colossal pictures hard against the sky	U
Set forests gorgeous with a hundred hues	Y
And with each morning some new wonder flung	X
Before the startled world some daring shade	Z
Some strange new scheme of colour and of form	A2
Autumn spoke loudly of the beautiful	W
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Winter though rude is delicate in art	H
More delicate than Summer or than fall	B2
Even as rugged man is more refined	B
In vital things than woman Winter's touch	C2
On Nature seemed most beautiful of all	B2
That evanescent beauty of the frost	D2
On window panes of clean fresh fallen snow	E2
Of white white sunlight on the ice draped trees	F2
Winter though rude is delicate in art	H
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Morning The word itself is beautiful	W
And the young hours have many gifts to give	G2
That feed the soul with beauty He who keeps	H2
His days for labour and his nights for sleep	I2
Wakes conscious of the joy it is to live	J2
And brings from that mysterious Land of Dreams	K2
A sense of beauty that illumines earth	L2
Morning The word itself is beautiful	W
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The search for beauty is the search for God	A

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

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