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LIKE the vulture	A
Who on heavy morning clouds	B
With gentle wing reposing	C
Looks for his prey	D
Hover my song	C
	-
For a God hath	E
Unto each prescribed	F
His destined path	E
Which the happy one	G
Runs o'er swiftly	H
To his glad goal	I
He whose heart cruel	J
Fate hath contracted	K
Struggles but vainly	H
Against all the barriers	L
The brazen thread raises	M
But which the harsh shears	N
Must one day sever	A
	-
Through gloomy thickets	O
Presseth the wild deer on	P
And with the sparrows	Q
Long have the wealthy	H
Settled themselves in the marsh	R
	-
Easy 'tis following the chariot	S
That by Fortune is driven	G
Like the baggage that moves	T
Over well mended highways	U
After the train of a prince	V
	-
But who stands there apart	W
In the thicket lost is his path	E
Behind him the bushes	M
Are closing together	A
The grass springs up again	X
The desert engulphs him	Y
	-
Ah who'll heal his afflictions	Z
To whom balsam was poison	G
Who from love's fullness	A2
Drank in misanthropy only	H
First despised and now a despiser	A
He in secret wasteth	E
All that he is worth	E
In a selfishness vain	B2
If there be on thy psaltery	A
Father of Love but one tone	C2
That to his ear may be pleasing	C
Oh then quicken his heart	W
Clear his cloud enveloped eyes	D2
Over the thousand fountains	Z
Close by the thirsty one	G
In the desert	E2
	-
Thou who createst much joy	F2
For each a measure o'erflowing	C
Bless the sons of the chase	G2
When on the track of the prey	A
With a wild thirsting for blood	K
Youthful and joyous	A2
Avenging late the injustice	H2
Which the peasant resisted	I2
Vainly for years with his staff	J2
	-
But the lonely one veil	K2
Within thy gold clouds	B
Surround with winter green	L2
Until the roses bloom again	X
The humid locks	M2
Oh Love of thy minstrel	J
	-
With thy glimmering torch	N2
Lightest thou him	Y
Through the fords when 'tis night	O2
Over bottomless places	M
On desert like plains	P2
With the thousand colours of morning	C
Gladd'nest his bosom	Q2
With the fierce biting storm	R2
Bearest him proudly on high	S2
Winter torrents rush from the cliffs	T2
Blend with his psalms	U2
An altar of grateful delight	O2
He finds in the much dreaded mountain's	Z
Snow begirded summit	S
Which foreboding nations	Z
Crown'd with spirit dances	M
	-
Thou stand'st with breast inscrutable	J
Mysteriously disclosed	V2
High o'er the wondering world	W2
And look'st from clouds	B
Upon its realms and its majesty	H
Which thou from the veins of thy brethren	G
Near thee dost water	A

Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

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