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Wrapped round of the night as a monster is wrapped of the ocean	A
Down down through vast storeys of darkness behold in the tower	B
Of the heaven the thunder on stairways of cloudy commotion	A
Colossal of tread like a giant from echoing hour to hour	B
Goes striding in rattling armor	B
The Nymph at her billow roofed dormer	B
Of foam and the Sylvan green housed at her window of leaves appears	C
As a listening woman who hears	D
The approach of her lover who comes to her arms in the night	E
And loosening the loops of her locks	F
With eyes full of love and delight	E
From the couch of her rest in ardor and haste arises	G
The Nymph as if breathed of the tempest like fire surprises	H
The riotous bands of the rocks	F
That face with a roar the shouting charge of the seas	I
The Sylvan through troops of the trees	I
Whose clamorous clans with gnarly bosoms keep hurling	J
Themselves on the guns of the wind goes wheeling and whirling	J
The Nymph of the waves' exultation upheld her green tresses	H
Knotted with flowers of the hollow white foam dives screaming	J
Then bounds to the arms of the storm who boisterously presses	G
Her hair and wild form to his breast that is panting and streaming	J
The Sylvan hard pressed by the wind the Pan footed air	K
On the violent backs of the hills	L
Like a flame that tosses and thrills	L
From peak to peak when the world of spirits is out	M
Is borne as her rapture wills	L
With glittering gesture and shout	M
Now here in the darkness now there	K
From the rain like sweep of her hair	K
Bewilderingly volleyed o'er eyes and o'er lips	N
To the lambent swell of her limbs her breasts and her hips	N
She flashes her beautiful nakedness out in the glare	K
Of the tempest that bears her away	O
That bears me away	O
Away over forest and foam over tree and spray	O
Far swifter than thought far swifter than sound or than flame	P
Over ocean and pine	Q
In arms of tumultuous shadow and shine	Q
Though Sylvan and Nymph do not	R
Exist and only what	S
Of terror and beauty I feel and I name	P
As parts of the storm the awe and the rapture divine	Q
That here in the tempest are mine	Q
The two are the same the two are forever the same	P
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Beauti ful bosomed O night in thy noon	U
Move with majesty onward bearing as lightly	V
As a singer may bear the notes of an exquisite tune	U
The stars and the moon	U
Through the clerestories high of the heaven the firmament's halls	W
Under whose sapphirine walls	W
June hesperian June	U
Robed in divinity wanders Daily and nightly	V
The turquoise touch of her robe that the violets star	X
The silvery fall of her feet that lilies are	X
Fill the land with languorous light and perfume	Y
Is it the melody mute of burgeoning leaf and of bloom	Y
The music of Nature that silently shapes in the gloom	Y
Immaterial hosts	Z
Of spirits that have the flowers and leaves in their keep	A2
That I hear that I hear	B2
Invisible ghosts	Z
Who whisper in leaves and glimmer in blossoms and hover	B
In color and fragrance and loveliness breathed from the deep	A2
World soul of the mother	B
Nature who over and over	B
Both sweetheart and lover	B
Goes singing her songs from one sweet month to the other	B
That appear that appear	C2
In forest and field on hill land and lea	V
As crystallized harmony	V
Materialized melody	V
An uttered essence peopling far and near	C2
The hyaline atmosphere	C2
Behold how it sprouts from the grass and blooms from flower and tree	V
In waves of diaphanous moonlight and mist	D2
In fugue upon fugue of gold and of amethyst	D2
Around me above me it spirals now slower now faster	B
Like symphonies born of the thought of a musical master	B
O music of Earth O God who the music inspired	E2
Let me breathe of the life of thy breath	F2
And so be fulfilled and attired	G2
In resurrection triumphant o'er time and o'er death	F2

Madison Julius Cawein

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