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I	A
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A glory on the chamber wall	B
A glory in the brain	C
Triumphant floods of glory fall	B
On heath and wold and plain	C
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Earth lieth still in hopeless bliss	D
She has and seeks no more	E
Forgets that days come after this	D
Forgets the days before	E
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Each ripple waves a flickering fire	F
Of gladness as it runs	G
They laugh and flash and leap and spire	H
And toss ten thousand suns	G
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But hark low in the world within	I
One sad aeolian tone	J
Ah shall we ever ever win	I
A summer of our own	J
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II	A
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A morn of winds and swaying trees	K
Earth's jubilance rushing out	L
The birds are fighting with the breeze	K
The waters heave about	L
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White clouds are swept across the sky	A
Their shadows o'er the graves	M
Purpling the green they float and fly	A
Athwart the sunny waves	M
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The long grass an earth rooted sea	N
Mimics the watery strife	O
To boat or horse Wild motion we	N
Shall find harmonious life	O
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But whither Roll and sweep and bend	P
Suffice for Nature's part	Q
But motion to an endless end	P
Is needful for our heart	Q
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III	A
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The morn awakes like brooding dove	R
With outspread wings of gray	S
Her feathery clouds close in above	R
And roof a sober day	S
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No motion in the deeps of air	T
No trembling in the leaves	U
A still contentment everywhere	T
That neither laughs nor grieves	U
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A film of sheeted silver gray	S
Shuts in the ocean's hue	V
White winged feluccas cleave their way	S
In paths of gorgeous blue	V
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Dream on dream on O dreamy day	S
Thy very clouds are dreams	W
Yon child is dreaming far away	S
He is not where he seems	W
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IV	R
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The lark is up his faith is strong	X
He mounts the morning air	T
Lone voice of all the creature throng	X
He sings the morning prayer	T
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Slow clouds from north and south appear	Y
Black based with shining slope	Z
In sullen forms their might they rear	Y
And climb the vaulted cope	Z
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A lightning flash a thunder boom	A2
Nor sun nor clouds are there	T
A single all pervading gloom	A2
Hangs in the heavy air	T
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A weeping wasting afternoon	B2
Weighs down the aspiring corn	C2
Amber and red the sunset soon	B2
Leads back to golden morn	C2

George Macdonald

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