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The clouds are withdrawn	A
And their thin rippled mist	B
That stream'd o'er the lawn	A
To the drowsy eyed west	C
Cold and grey	D
They slept in the way	D
And shrank from the ray	D
Of the chariot East	E
But now they are gone	A
And the bounding light	F
Leaps thro' the bars	G
Of doubtful dawn	A
Blinding the stars	G
And blessing the sight	F
Shedding delight	F
On all below	H
Glimmering fields	I
And wakening wealds	I
And rising lark	J
And meadows dark	J
And idle rills	I
And labouring mills	I
And far distant hills	I
Of the fawn and the doe	H
The sun is cheered	K
And his path is cleared	K
As he steps to the air	L
From his emerald cave	M
His heel in the wave	M
Most bright and bare	L
In the tide of the sky	N
His radiant hair	L
From his temples fair	L
Blown back on high	N
As forward he bends	I
And upward ascends	I
Timely and true	O
To the breast of the blue	O
His warm red lips	I
Kissing the dew	O
Which sweetened drips	I
On his flower cupholders	I
Every hue	O
From his gleaming shoulders	I
Shining anew	O
With colour sky born	P
As it washes and dips	I
In the pride of the morn	P
Robes of azure	Q
Fringed with amber	Q
Fold upon fold	R
Of purple and gold	R
Vine leaf bloom	S
And the grape's ripe gloom	S
When season deep	T
In noontide leisure	Q
With clustering heap	T
The tendrils clamber	Q
Full in the face	I
Of his hot embrace	I
Fill'd with the gleams	I
Of his firmest beams	I
Autumn flushes	I
Roseate blushes	I
Vermeil tinges	I
Violet fringes	I
Every hue	O
Of his flower cupholders	I
O'er the clear ether	Q
Mingled together	Q
Shining anew	O
From his gleaming shoulders	I
Circling about	U
In a coronal rout	U
And floating behind	V
The way of the wind	V
As forward he bends	I
And upward ascends	I
Timely and true	O
To the breast of the blue	O
His bright neck curved	W
His clear limbs nerved	W
Diamond keen	X
On his front serene	X
While each white arm strains	I
To the racing reins	I
As plunging eyes flashing	Y
Dripping and dashing	Y
His steeds triple grown	Z
Rear up to his throne	Z
Ruffling the rest	W
Of the sea's blue breast	W
From his flooding flaming crimson crest	W

George Meredith

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