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SEE the rock born stream	A
Like the gleam	A
Of a star so bright	B
Kindly spirits	C
High above the clouds	D
Nourished him while youthful	E
In the copse between the cliffs	F
	-
Young and fresh	G
From the clouds he danceth	H
Down upon the marble rocks	I
Then tow'rd heaven	J
Leaps exulting	K
	-
Through the mountain passes	L
Chaseth he the colour'd pebbles	M
And advancing like a chief	N
Tears his brother streamlets with him	O
In his course	P
	-
In the valley down below	Q
'Neath his footsteps spring the flowers	R
And the meadow	Q
In his breath finds life	S
	-
Yet no shady vale can stay him	O
Nor can flowers	R
Round his knees all softly twining	K
With their loving eyes detain him	O
To the plain his course he taketh	H
Serpent winding	K
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Social streamlets	R
Join his waters And now moves he	T
O'er the plain in silv'ry glory	T
And the plain in him exults	R
And the rivers from the plain	U
And the streamlets from the mountain	J
Shout with joy exclaiming Brother	V
Brother take thy brethren with thee	T
With thee to thine aged father	V
To the everlasting ocean	J
Who with arms outstretching far	W
Waiteth for us	R
Ah in vain those arms lie open	J
To embrace his yearning children	J
For the thirsty sand consumes us	R
In the desert waste the sunbeams	R
Drink our life blood hills around us	R
Into lakes would dam us Brother	V
Take thy brethren of the plain	U
Take thy brethren of the mountain	J
With thee to thy father's arms	R
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Let all come then	X
And now swells he	T
Lordlier still yea e'en a people	E
Bears his regal flood on high	Y
And in triumph onward rolling	K
Names to countries gives he cities	R
Spring to light beneath his foot	Z
	-
Ever ever on he rushes	R
Leaves the towers' flame tipp'd summits	R
Marble palaces the offspring	K
Of his fullness far behind	A2
	-
Cedar houses bears the Atlas	R
On his giant shoulders flutt'ring	K
In the breeze far far above him	O
Thousand flags are gaily floating	K
Bearing witness to his might	B
	-
And so beareth he his brethren	J
All his treasures all his children	J
Wildly shouting to the bosom	B2
Of his long expectant sire	V

Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

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