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A GLORIOUS voice hath ceased	A
Mournfully reverently the funeral chant	B
Breathe reverently There is a dreamy sound	C
A hollow murmur of the dying year	D
In the deep woods Let it be wild and sad	E
A more Aeolian melancholy tone	F
Than ever wail'd o'er bright things perishing	G
For that is passing from the darken'd land	H
Which the green summer will not bring us back	I
Though all her songs return The funeral chant	B
Breathe reverently They bear the mighty forth	J
The kingly ruler in the realms of mind	K
They bear him through the household paths the groves	L
Where every tree had music of its own	F
To his quick ear of knowledge taught by love	M
And he is silent Past the living stream	N
They bear him now the stream whose kindly voice	O
On alien shores his true heart burn'd to hear	P
And he is silent O'er the heathery hills	Q
Which his own soul had mantled with a light	R
Richer than autumn's purple now they move	S
And he is silent he whose flexile lips	T
Were but unseal'd and lo a thousand forms	U
From every pastoral glen and fern clad height	R
In glowing life upsprang Vassal and chief	V
Rider and steed with shout and bugle peal	W
Fast rushing through the brightly troubled air	X
Like the wild huntsman's band And still they live	Y
To those fair scenes imperishably bound	C
And from the mountain mist still flashing by	Z
Startle the wanderer who hath listen'd there	X
To the seer's voice phantoms of colour'd thought	A2
Surviving him who raised O eloquence	B2
O power whose breathings thus could wake the dead	C2
Who shall wake thee lord of the buried past	D2
And art thou there to those dim nations join'd	E2
Thy subject host so long The wand is dropp'd	F2
The bright lamp broken which the gifted hand	H
Touch'd and the genii came Sing reverently	G2
The funeral chant The mighty is borne home	H2
And who shall be his mourners Youth and age	I2
For each hath felt his magic love and grief	V
For he hath communed with the heart of each	J2
Yes the free spirit of humanity	G2
May join the august procession for to him	K2
Its mysteries have been tributary things	L2
And all its accents known from field or wave	M2
Never was conqueror on his battle bier	P
By the vail'd banner and the muffled drum	N2
And the proud drooping of the crested head	C2
More nobly follow'd home The last abode	O2
The voiceless dwelling of the bard is reach'd	P2
A still majestic spot girt solemnly	G2
With all the imploring beauty of decay	Q2
A stately couch 'midst ruins meet for him	K2
With his bright fame to rest in as a king	G
Of other days laid lonely with his sword	R2
Beneath his head Sing reverently the chant	B
Over the honour'd grave the grave oh say	Q2
Rather the shrine An alter for the love	M
The light soft pilgrim steps the votive wreaths	S2
Of years unborn a place where leaf and flower	T2
By that which dies not of the sovereign dead	C2
Shall be made holy things where every weed	U2
Shall have its portion of the inspiring gift	V2
From buried glory breathed And now what strain	W2
Making victorious melody ascend	X2
High above sorrow's dirge befits the tomb	Y2
Where he that sway'd the nations thus is laid	Z2
The crown'd of men	A3
A lowly lowly song	B3
Lowly and solemn be	G2
Thy children's cry to Thee	G2
Father divine	C3
A hymn of suppliant breath	D3
Owning that life and death	D3
Alike are Thine	C3
	-
A spirit on its way	Q2
Sceptred the earth to sway	Q2
From Thee was sent	E3
Now call'st Thou back Thine own	F
Hence is that radiance flown	F
To earth but lent	E3
	-
Watching in breathless awe	F3
The bright head bow'd we saw	G3
Beneath Thy hand	H
Fill'd by one hope one fear	D
Now o'er a brother's bier	P
Weeping we stand	H
	-
How hath he pass'd the lord	R2
Of each deep bosom chord	R2
To meet Thy sight	R
Unmantled and alone	F
On Thy bless'd mercy thrown	F
O Infinite	H3
	-
So from his harvest home	H2
Must the tired peasant come	N2
So in one trust	I3
Leader and king must yield	J3
The naked soul reveal'd	J3
To Thee All Just	I3
	-
The sword of many of a fight	R
What then shall be its might	R
The lofty lay	Q2
That rush'd on eagle wing	G
What shall its memory bring	G
What hope what stay	Q2
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O Father in that hour	T2
When earth all succouring power	T2
Shall disavow	K3
When spear and shield and crown	L3
In faintness are cast down	L3
Sustain us Thou	K3
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By Him who bow'd to take	M3
The death cup for our sake	M3
The thorn the rod	N3
From whom the last dismay	Q2
Was not to pass away	Q2
Aid us O God	N3
	-
Tremblers beside the grave	M2
We call on thee to save	M2
Father divine	C3
Hear hear our suppliant breath	D3
Keep us in life and death	D3
Thine only Thine	C3

Felicia Dorothea Hemans

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