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FROM THE ITALIAN OF LEOPARDI	A
	-
Such wast thou	B
Who art now	B
But buried dust and rusted skeleton	C
Above the bones and mire	D
Motionless placed in vain	E
Mute mirror of the flight of speeding years	F
Sole guard of grief	G
Sole guard of memory	H
Standeth this image of the beauty sped	A
	-
O glance when thou wast still as thou art now	B
How hast thou set the fire	I
A tremble in men's veins lip curved high	J
To mind me of some urn of full delight	A
O throat girt round of old with swift desire	I
O palms of Love that in your wonted ways	K
Not once but many a day	A
Felt hands turn ice a sudden touching ye	H
That ye were once of all the grace ye had	A
That which remaineth now	B
Shameful most sad	A
Finds 'neath this rock fit mould fit resting place	L
	-
And still when fate recalleth	B
Even that semblance that appears amongst us	M
Is like to heaven's most 'live imagining	N
All all our life's eternal mystery	H
To day on high	J
Mounts from our mighty thoughts and from the fount	A
Of sense untellable Beauty	A
That seems to be some quivering splendour cast	A
By the immortal nature on this quicksand	A
	-
And by surhuman fates	O
Given to mortal state	A
To be a sign and an hope made secure	P
Of blissful kingdoms and the aureate spheres	F
And on the morrow by some lightsome twist	A
Shameful in sight abject abominable	Q
All this angelic aspect can return	R
And be but what it was	S
With all the admirable concepts that moved from it	A
Swept from the mind with it in its departure	I
	-
Infinite things desired lofty visions	T
'Got on desirous thoughts by natural virtue	A
And the wise concord whence through delicious seas	U
The arcane spirit of the whole Mankind	A
Turns hardy pilot and if one wrong note	A
Strike the tympanum	V
Instantly	A
That paradise is hurled to nothingness	M
	-
O mortal nature	I
If thou art	A
Frail and so vile in all	W
How canst thou reach so high with thy poor sense	X
Yet if thou art	A
Noble in any part	A
How is the noblest of thy speech and thought	A
So lightly wrought	A
Or to such base occasion lit and quenched	A

Ezra Pound

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