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SAY which Immortal	A
Merits the highest reward	B
With none contend I	C
But I will give it	D
To the aye changing	E
Ever moving	E
Wondrous daughter of Jove	F
His best beloved offspring	E
Sweet Phantasy	G
	-
For unto her	H
Hath he granted	I
All the fancies which erst	I
To none allow'd he	J
Saving himself	F
Now he takes his pleasure	H
In the mad one	K
	-
She may crowned with roses	G
With staff twined round with lilies	G
Roam thro' flow'ry valleys	G
Rule the butterfly people	A
And soft nourishing dew	I
With bee like lips	G
Drink from the blossom	L
	-
Or else she may	M
With fluttering hair	N
And gloomy looks	G
Sigh in the wind	I
Round rocky cliffs	G
And thousand hued	I
Like morn and even	O
Ever changing	E
Like moonbeam's light	I
To mortals appear	P
	-
Let us all then	Q
Adore the Father	H
The old the mighty	J
Who such a beauteous	G
Ne'er fading spouse	G
Deigns to accord	I
To perishing mortals	G
	-
To us alone	R
Doth he unite her	H
With heavenly bonds	G
While he commands her	H
in joy and sorrow	S
As a true spouse	G
Never to fly us	G
	-
All the remaining	E
Races so poor	T
Of life teeming earth	U
In children so rich	V
Wander and feed	I
In vacant enjoyment	I
And 'mid the dark sorrows	G
Of evanescent	I
Restricted life	F
Bow'd by the heavy	J
Yoke of Necessity	J
	-
But unto us he	J
Hath his most versatile	A
Most cherished daughter	H
Granted what joy	W
	-
Lovingly greet her	H
As a beloved one	K
Give her the woman's	G
Place in our home	X
	-
And oh may the aged	I
Stepmother Wisdom	L
Her gentle spirit	I
Ne'er seek to harm	Y
	-
Yet know I her sister	H
The older sedater	H
Mine own silent friend	I
Oh may she never	H
Till life's lamp is quench'd	I
Turn away from me	J
That noble inciter	H
Comforter Hope	Z

Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

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