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Into the darkness and the deeps	A
My thoughts have strayed where silence dwells	A
Where the old world encrypted sleeps	A
Myriads of forms in myriad cells	A
Of dead and inorganic things	A
That neither live nor move nor grow	B
Nor any change of atoms know	B
That have neither legs nor arms nor wings	A
That have neither heads nor mouths nor stings	A
That have neither roots nor leaves nor stems	A
To hold up flowers like diadems	A
Growing out of the ground below	B
But which hold instead	C
The cycles dead	C
And out of their stony and gloomy folds	A
Shape out new moulds	A
For a new race begun	D
Shutting within dark pages furled	C
As in a vast herbarium	E
The flowers and balms	A
The pines and palms	A
The ferns and cones	A
All turned to stones	A
Of all the unknown elder world	C
As in a wonderful museum	E
Ranged in its myriad mummy shelves	A
Insects and worms	A
All lower forms	A
Of fin and scale	F
Of gnat and whale	F
Fish bird and the monstrous mastodon	G
The fabulous megatherium	E
And men themselves	A
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Ah what life is here compressed	C
Frozen into endless rest	C
Down through springing blades and spires	A
Down through mines and crypts and caves	A
Still graves on graves and graves on graves	A
Down to earth's most central fires	A
	-
The morning stars sang at their birth	H
In the first beginnings of time	E
What voice of dolour or of mirth	H
At their last funeral made moan	I
Ashes to ashes earth to earth	H
And stone to stone	I
Chanting the liturgy sublime	E
	-
What matter in that doom's day book	J
Their place is fixed their names are writ	C
Each in its individual nook	J
God's eye beholds remembers it	C
	-
When the slow moving centuries	A
Have lapsed in the former eternities	A
When the day is come which we see not yet	C
When the sea gives up its dead	C
And the thrones are set	C
These books shall be opened and read	C

Kate Seymour Maclean

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