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On the storm cloven Cape	A
The bitter waves roll	B
With the bergs of the Pole	B
And the darks and the damps of the Northern Sea	C
For the storm cloven Cape	A
Is an alien Shape	A
With a fearful face and it moans and it stands	D
Outside all lands	D
Everlastingly	B
	-
When the fruits of the year	E
Have been gathered in Spain	F
And the Indian rain	F
Is rich on the evergreen lands of the Sun	G
There comes to this Cape	A
To this alien Shape	A
As the waters beat in and the echoes troop forth	H
The Wind of the North	H
Euroclydon	G
	-
And the wilted thyme	I
And the patches past	J
Of the nettles cast	J
In the drift of the rift and the broken rime	I
Are tumbled and blown	G
To every zone	G
With the famished glede and the plovers thinned	K
By this fourfold Wind	L
This Wind sublime	I
	-
On the wrinkled hills	M
By starts and fits	N
The wild Moon sits	N
And the rindles fill and flash and fall	B
In the way of her light	O
Through the straitened night	O
When the sea heralds clamour and elves of the war	P
In the torrents afar	Q
Hold festival	B
	-
From ridge to ridge	R
The polar fires	S
On the naked spires	T
With a foreign splendour flit and flow	B
And clough and cave	U
And architrave	U
Have a blood coloured glamour on roof and on wall	B
Like a nether hall	B
In the hells below	B
	-
The dead dry lips	V
Of the ledges split	W
By the thunder fit	W
And the stress of the sprites of the forked flame	I
Anon break out	X
With a shriek and a shout	X
Like a hard bitter laughter cracked and thin	G
From a ghost with a sin	G
Too dark for a name	I
	-
And all thro' the year	E
The fierce seas run	G
From sun to sun	G
Across the face of a vacant world	Y
And the Wind flies forth	H
From the wild white North	H
That shivers and harries the heart of things	Z
And shapes with its wings	Z
A chaos uphurled	Y
	-
Like one who sees	A2
A rebel light	Y
In the thick of the night	Y
As he stumbles and staggers on summits afar	Q
Who looks to it still	B
Up hill and hill	B
With a steadfast hope though the ways be deep	B2
And rough and steep	B2
Like a steadfast star	Q
	-
So I that stand	Y
On the outermost peaks	C2
Of peril with cheeks	C2
Blue with the salts of a frosty sea	C
Have learnt to wait	Y
With an eye elate	Y
And a heart intent for the fuller blaze	D2
Of the Beauty that rays	D2
Like a glimpse for me	C
	-
Of the Beauty that grows	E2
Whenever I hear	F2
The winds of Fear	E
From the tops and the bases of barrenness call	B
And the duplicate lore	P
Which I learn evermore	P
Is of Harmony filling and rounding the Storm	I
And the marvellous Form	I
That governs all	B

Henry Kendall

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