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'Man goeth forth' with reckless trust	A
Upon his wealth of mind	B
As if in self a thing of dust	A
Creative skill might find	B
He schemes and toils stone wood and ore	C
Subject or weapon of His power	D
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By arch and spire by tower girt heights	E
He would his boast fulfil	F
By marble births and mimic lights	E
Yet lacks one secret still	F
Where is the master hand shall give	G
To breathe to move to speak to live	H
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O take away this shade of might	I
The puny toil of man	J
And let great Nature in my sight	I
Unroll her gorgeous plan	J
I cannot bear those sullen walls	K
Those eyeless towers those tongueless halls	K
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Art's labour'd toys of highest name	L
Are nerveless cold and dumb	M
And man is fitted but to frame	L
A coffin or a tomb	N
Well suits when sense is pass'd away	O
Such lifeless works the lifeless clay	O
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Here let me sit where wooded hills	P
Skirt yon far reaching plain	Q
While cattle bank its winding rills	P
And suns embrown its grain	Q
Such prospect is to me right dear	R
For freedom health and joy are here	S
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There is a spirit ranging through	T
The earth the stream the air	U
Ten thousand shapes garbs ever new	T
That busy One doth wear	U
In colour scent and taste and sound	V
The energy of Life is found	V
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The leaves are rustling in the breeze	P
The bird renews her song	W
From field to brook o'er heath o'er trees	P
The sunbeam glides along	W
The insect happy in its hour	D
Floats softly by or sips the flower	D
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Now dewy rain descends and now	X
Brisk showers the welkin shroud	Y
I care not though with angry brow	X
Frowns the red thunder cloud	Y
Let hail storm pelt and lightning harm	Z
'Tis Nature's work and has its charm	Z
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Ah lovely Nature others dwell	F
Full favour'd in thy court	A2
I of thy smiles but hear them tell	F
And feed on their report	A2
Catching what glimpse an Ulcombe yields	P
To strangers loitering in her fields	P
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I go where form has ne'er unbent	A2
The sameness of its sway	O
Where iron rule stern precedent	A2
Mistreat the graceful day	O
To pine as prisoner in his cell	F
And yet be thought to love it well	F
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Yet so His high dispose has set	A2
Who binds on each his part	A2
Though absent I may cherish yet	A2
An Ulcombe of the heart	A2
Calm verdant hope divinely given	B2
And suns of peace and scenes of heaven	B2
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A soul prepared His will to meet	A2
Full fix'd His work to do	A2
Not laboured into sudden heat	A2
But inly born anew	A2
So living Nature not dull Art	A2
Shall plan my ways and rule my heart	A2

John Henry Newman

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