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The waters leap	A
The waters roar	B
And on the shore	B
One sycamore	B
Stands towering hoar	B
	-
The mountains heap	A
Gaunt pines and crags	C
That hoar frost shags	C
And pierced with snags	C
Like horns of stags	C
The water lags	C
The water drags	C
Where trees like hags	C
Lean from the steep	A
	-
The mist begins	C
To swirl then spins	C
'Mid outs and ins	C
Of heights and thins	C
Where the torrent dins	C
And lost in sweep	A
Of its whiteness deep	A
The valleys sleep	A
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Now morning strikes	C
On wild rampikes	C
Of forest spikes	C
And down dim dykes	C
Of dawn like sheep	A
Scatters the mists	C
And amethysts	C
With light that twists	C
And rifts that run	D
Azure with sun	D
Wild whirled and spun	D
The foggy dun	D
O' the heavens deep	A
	-
Look how they keep	A
Majestic ward	E
Gigantic guard	F
And gaze rock browed	G
Through mist and cloud	G
Eternal vast	H
As ages past	H
And seem to speak	I
With peak on peak	I
Of God and see	C
Eternity	C

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