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To the solemn abyss leads the terrible path	A
The life and death winding dizzy between	B
In thy desolate way grim with menace and wrath	A
To daunt thee the spectres of giants are seen	B
That thou wake not the wild one all silently tread	C
Let thy lip breathe no breath in the pathway of dread	C
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High over the marge of the horrible deep	D
Hangs and hovers a bridge with its phantom like span	E
Not by man was it built o'er the vastness to sweep	D
Such thought never came to the daring of man	E
The stream roars beneath late and early it raves	F
But the bridge which it threatens is safe from the waves	F
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Black yawning a portal thy soul to affright	C
Like the gate to the kingdom the fiend for the king	G
Yet beyond it there smiles but a land of delight	C
Where the autumn in marriage is met with the spring	G
From a lot which the care and the trouble assail	H
Could I fly to the bliss of that balm breathing vale	H
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Through that field from a fount ever hidden their birth	I
Four rivers in tumult rush roaringly forth	J
They fly to the fourfold divisions of earth	I
The sunrise the sunset the south and the north	J
And true to the mystical mother that bore	K
Forth they rush to their goal and are lost evermore	K
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High over the races of men in the blue	L
Of the ether the mount in twin summits is riven	M
There veiled in the gold woven webs of the dew	L
Moves the dance of the clouds the pale daughters of heaven	M
There in solitude circles their mystical maze	N
Where no witness can hearken no earthborn surveys	N
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August on a throne which no ages can move	O
Sits a queen in her beauty serene and sublime	P
The diadem blazing with diamonds above	Q
The glory of brows never darkened by time	P
His arrows of light on that form shoots the sun	M
And he gilds them with all but he warms them with none	M

Friedrich Schiller

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