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Out of the dread eternities	A
The vast abyss of night	B
A glorious pageant rose and shone	C
And passed from human sight	B
We saw the glittering cavalcade	D
And heard inwove through all	E
Faint and afar from star to star	F
The sliding music fall	E
	-
With banners and with torches	A
And hoofs of glancing flame	G
With helm and sword and pennon bright	B
The long procession came	G
And all the starry spaces	A
Height above height outshone	C
And the bickering clang of their armour rang	H
Down to the farthest zone	C
	-
As if some grand cathedral	I
With towers of malachite	B
And walls of more than crystal clear	J
Rose out of the solid light	B
And under its frowning gateway	K
Each morioned warrior stept	B
And in radiant files down the ringing aisles	A
The martial pageant swept	B
	-
From out the oriel windows	A
From vault and spire and dome	L
And sparkling up from base to cope	M
The light and glory clomb	L
They knelt before the altar	N
Each mailed and visored knight	B
And the censers swung as a voice outrung	H
'Now God defend the right'	B
	-
On casque and brand and corselet	B
Fell the red light of Mars	A
As forth from the minster gates they passed	B
To the battle of the stars	A
Across moon lighted depths of space	A
And breadths of purple seas	A
Their flying squadrons sailed in fleets	A
Of fiery argosies	A
	-
Down lengths of shining rivers	A
Past golded sanded bars	A
And nebulous isles of amethyst	B
They dropt like falling stars	A
Till on a scarped and wrinkled coast	B
Washed by dark waves below	O
They came upon the glittering tents	A
The city of the foe	O
	-
Then rushed they to the battle	I
Their bright hair blazed behind	B
As deadlier than the bolt they fell	P
And swifter than the wind	B
And all the stellar continents	A
With that fierce hail thick sown	C
Recoiled with fear from sphere to sphere	J
To Saturn's ancient throne	C
	-
The blind old king in ermine wrapt	B
And immemorial cold	B
Awoke and raised his aged hands	A
And shook his rings of gold	B
Down toppled plume and pennon bright	B
In endless ruin hurled	B
Their blades of light struck fire from night	B
Their splendours lit the world	B
	-
And rolling down the hollow spheres	A
The mighty chords the seven	Q
Clanged on from orb to orb and smote	B
Orion in mid heaven	Q
Along the ground the white tents lay	K
And faint along the fields	A
The foe's swart hosts like glimmering ghosts	A
Followed his chariot wheels	A
	-
With banners and with torches	A
And armour all aflame	L
The victors and the vanquished went	B
Departing as they came	L
With here and there a rocket sent	B
Up from some lonely barque	H
Into the vast abysm they passed	B
Into the final dark	H

Kate Seymour Maclean

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