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Day of the cloud in fleets O day	A
Of wedded white and blue that sail	B
Immingled with a footing ray	A
In shadow sandals down our vale	B
And swift to ravish golden meads	C
Swift up the run of turf it speeds	C
Thy bright of head and dark of heel	D
To where the hilltop flings on sky	E
As hawk from wrist or dust from wheel	D
The tiptoe sealers tossed to fly	E
Thee the last thunder's caverned peal	D
Delivered from a wailful night	F
All dusky round thy cradled light	F
Those brine born issues now in bloom	G
Transfigured wreathed as raven's plume	G
And briony leaf to watch thee lie	E
Dark eyebrows o'er a dreamful eye	E
Nigh opening till in the braid	H
Of purpled vapours thou wert rosed	H
Till that new babe a Goddess maid	H
Appeared and vividly disclosed	H
Her beat of life then crimson played	H
On edges of the plume and leaf	I
Shape had they and fair feature brief	I
The wings the smiles they flew the breast	H
Earth's milk But what imperial march	J
Their standards led for earth none guessed	H
Ere upward of a coloured arch	J
An arrow straining eager head	H
Lightened and high for zenith sped	H
Fierier followed followed Fire	K
Name the young lord of Earth's desire	K
Whose look her wine is and whose mouth	L
Her music Beauteous was she seen	M
Beneath her midway West of South	L
And sister was her quivered green	M
To sapphire of the Nereid eyes	N
On sea when sun is breeze she winked	H
As they and waved heaved waterwise	N
Her flood of leaves and grasses linked	H
A myriad lustrous butterflies	N
A moment in the fluttering sheen	M
Becapped with the slate air that throws	N
The reindeer's antlers black between	M
Low frowning and wide fallen snows	N
A minute after hooded stoled	H
To suit a graveside Season's dirge	O
Lo but the breaking of a surge	O
And she is in her lover's fold	H
Illumined o'er a boundless range	P
Anew and through quick morning hours	N
The Tropic Arctic countercharge	Q
Did seem to pant in beams and showers	N
	-
But noon beheld a larger heaven	R
Beheld on our reflecting field	H
The Sower to the Bearer given	R
And both their inner sweetest yield	H
Fresh as when dews were grey or first	H
Received the flush of hues athirst	H
Heard we the woodland eyeing sun	R
As harp and harper were they one	R
A murky cloud a fair pursued	H
Assailed and felt the limbs elude	H
He sat him down to pipe his woe	S
And some strange beast of sky became	T
A giant's club withheld the blow	S
A milky cloud went all to flame	T
And there were groups where silvery springs	N
The ethereal forest showed begirt	H
By companies in choric rings	N
Whom but to see made ear alert	H
For music did each movement rouse	N
And motion was a minstrel's rage	U
To have our spirits out of house	N
And bathe them on the open page	U
This was a day that knew not age	U
Since flew the vapoury twos and threes	N
From western pile to eastern rack	V
As on from peaks of Pyrenees	N
To Graians youngness ruled the track	V
When songful beams were shut in caves	N
And rainy drapery swept across	N
When the ranked clouds were downy waves	N
Breast of swan eagle albatross	N
In ordered lines to screen the blue	W
Youngest of light was nigh we knew	W
The silver finger of it laughed	H
Along the narrow rift it shot	H
Slew the huge gloom with golden shaft	H
Then haled on high the volumed blot	H
To build the hurling palace cleave	X
The dazzling chasm the flying nests	N
The many glory garlands weave	X
Whose presence not our sight attests	N
Till wonder with the splendour blent	H
And passion for the beauty flown	Y
Make evanescence permanent	H
The thing at heart our endless own	Y
	-
Only at gathered eve knew we	Z
The marvels of the day for then	A2
Mount upon mountain out of sea	Z
Arose and to our spacious ken	A2
Trebled sublime Olympus round	H
In towering amphitheatre	K
Colossal on enormous mound	H
Majestic gods we saw confer	K
They wafted the Dream messenger	K
From off the loftiest the crowned	H
That Lady of the hues of foam	B2
In sun rays who close under dome	B2
A figure on the foot's descent	H
Irradiate to vapour went	H
As one whose mission was resigned	H
Dispieced undraped dissolved to threads	N
Melting she passed into the mind	H
Where immortal with mortal weds	N
	-
Whereby was known that we had viewed	H
The union of our earth and skies	N
Renewed nor less alive renewed	H
Than when old bards in nature wise	N
Conceived pure beauty given to eyes	N
And with undyingness imbued	H
Pageant of man's poetic brain	C2
His grand procession of the song	D2
It was the Muses and their train	C2
Their God to lead the glittering throng	D2
At whiles a beat of forest gong	D2
At whiles a glimpse of Python slain	C2
Mostly divinest harmony	Z
The lyre the dance We could believe	X
A life in orb and brook and tree	Z
And cloud and still holds Memory	Z
A morning in the eyes of eve	X

George Meredith

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