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I woke at midnight and my heart	A
My beating heart said this to me	B
Thou seest the moon how calm and bright	C
The world is fair by day and night	C
But what is that to thee	B
One touch to me down dips the light	C
Over the land and sea	B
All is mine all is my own	D
Toss the purple fountain high	E
The breast of man is a vat of stone	D
I am alive I only I	E
	-
One little touch and all is dark	F
The winter with its sparkling moons	G
The spring with all her violets	H
The crimson dawns and rich sunsets	I
The autumn's yellowing noons	G
I only toss my purple jets	I
And thou art one that swoons	I
Upon a night of gust and roar	J
Shipwrecked among the waves and seems	I
Across the purple hills to roam	K
Sweet odours touch him from the foam	K
And downward sinking still he dreams	I
He walks the clover fields at home	K
And hears the rattling teams	I
All is mine all is my own	D
Toss the purple fountain high	E
The breast of man is a vat of stone	D
I am alive I only I	E
	-
Thou hast beheld a throated fountain spout	L
Full in the air and in the downward spray	M
A hovering Iris span the marble tank	N
Which as the wind came ever rose and sank	N
Violet and red so my continual play	M
Makes beauty for the Gods with many a prank	N
Of human excellence while they	M
Weary of all the noon in shadows sweet	O
Supine and heavy eyed rest in the boundless heat	O
Let the world's fountain play	M
Beauty is pleasant in the eyes of Jove	E
Betwixt the wavering shadows where he lies	I
He marks the dancing column with his eyes	I
Celestial and amid his inmost grove	E
Upgathers all his limbs serenely blest	P
Lulled by the mellow noise of the great world's unrest	P
	-
One heart beats in all nature differing	Q
But in the work it works its doubts and clamours	I
Are but the waste and brunt of instruments	I
Wherewith a work is done or as the hammers	I
On forge Cyclopean plied beneath the rents	I
Of lowest Etna conquering into shape	R
The hard and scattered ore	J
Choose thou narcotics and the dizzy grape	R
Outworking passion lest with horrid crash	S
Thy life go from thee in a night of pain	T
So tutoring thy vision shall the flash	S
Of dove white breasted be to thee no more	J
Than a white stone heavy upon the plain	T
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Hark the cock crows loud	U
And without all ghastly and ill	V
Like a man uplift in his shroud	U
The white white morn is propped on the hill	V
And adown from the eaves pointed and chill	V
The icicles 'gin to glitter	W
And the birds with a warble short and shrill	V
Pass by the chamber window still	V
With a quick uneasy twitter	W
Let me pump warm blood for the cold is bitter	W
And wearily wearily one by one	X
Men awake with the weary sun	X
Life is a phantom shut in thee	B
I am the master and keep the key	B
So let me toss thee the days of old	Y
Crimson and orange and green and gold	Y
So let me fill thee yet again	Z
With a rush of dreams from my spout amain	Z
For all is mine all is my own	Z
Toss the purple fountain high	E
The breast of man is a vat of stone	Z
And I am alive I only I	E

George Macdonald

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