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From an ode 'In Commemoration of the Founding of the	A
Massachusetts Bay Colony '	B
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The morn that breaks its heart of gold	C
Above the purple hills	D
The eve that spills	D
Its nautilus splendor where the sea is rolled	C
The night that leads the vast procession in	E
Of stars and dreams	F
The beauty that shall never die or pass	G
The winds that spin	E
Of rain the misty mantles of the grass	G
And thunder raiment of the mountain streams	F
The sunbeams penciling with gold the dusk	H
Green cowls of ancient woods	I
The shadows thridding veiled with musk	H
The moon pathed solitudes	I
Call to my Fancy saying 'Follow follow '	-
Till following I see	I
Fair as a cascade in a rainbowed hollow	J
A dream a shape take form	K
Clad on with every charm	L
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The vision of that Ideality	C
Which lured the pioneer in wood and hill	M
And beckoned him from earth and sky	N
The dream that cannot die	N
Their children's children did fulfill	M
In stone and iron and wood	C
Out of the solitude	C
And by a stalwart act	C
Create a mighty fact	C
A Nation now that stands	I
Clad on with hope and beauty strength and song	O
Eternal young and strong	O
Planting her heel on wrong	O
Her starry banner in triumphant hands	I
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Within her face the rose	I
Of Alleghany dawns	I
Limbed with Alaskan snows	I
Floridian starlight in her eyes	I
Eyes stern as steel yet tender as a fawn's	I
And in her hair	P
The rapture of her rivers and the dare	P
As perishless as truth	Q
That o'er the crags of her Sierras flies	I
Urging the eagle ardor through her veins	I
Behold her where	P
Around her radiant youth	Q
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The spirits of the cataracts and plains	I
The genii of the floods and forests meet	C
In rainbow mists circling her brow and feet	C
The forces vast that sit	C
In session round her powers paraclete	C
That guard her presence awful forms and fair	P
Making secure her place	I
Guiding her surely as the worlds through space	I
Do laws sidereal edicts thunder lit	C
Of skyed eternity in splendor borne	R
On planetary wings of night and morn	R
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From her high place she sees	I
Her long procession of accomplished acts	I
Cloud winged refulgences	I
Of thoughts in steel and stone of marble dreams	I
Lift up tremendous battlements	I
Sun blinding built of facts	I
While in her soul she seems	I
Listening to hear as from innumerable tents	I
AEonian thunder wonder and applause	I
Of all the heroic ages that are gone	S
Feeling secure	T
That as her Past her Future shall endure	T
As did her Cause	I
When redly broke the dawn	S
Of fierce rebellion and beneath its star	U
The firmaments of war	V
Poured down infernal rain	W
And North and South lay bleeding mid their slain	W
And now no less shall her great Cause prevail	X
More so in peace than war	V
Through the thrilled wire and electric rail	X
Carrying her message far	U
Shaping her dream	Y
Within the brain of steam	Y
That with a myriad hands	I
Labors unceasingly and knits her lands	I
In firmer union joining plain and stream	Y
With steel and binding shore to shore	V
With bands of iron nerves and arteries	I
Along whose adamant forever pour	V
Her concrete thoughts her tireless energies	I

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