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He stands above all worldly schism	A
And gazing over life's abysm	A
Beholds within the starry range	B
Of heaven laws of death and change	B
That through his soul's prophetic prism	A
Are turned to rainbows wild and strange	B
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Through nature is his hope made surer	C
Of that ideal his allurer	C
By whom his life is upward drawn	D
To mount pale pinnacles of dawn	D
'Mid which all that is fairer purer	C
Of love and lore it come upon	E
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An alkahest that makes gold metal	F
Of dross his mind is where one petal	F
Of one wild rose will all outweigh	G
The piled up facts of everyday	G
Where commonplaces there that settle	F
Are changed to things of heavenly ray	G
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He climbs by steps of stars and flowers	H
Companioned of the dreaming hours	H
And sets his feet in pastures where	C
No merely mortal feet may fare	C
And higher than the stars he towers	H
Though lowlier than the flowers there	C
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His comrades are his own high fancies	I
And thoughts in which his soul romances	J
And every part of heaven or earth	K
He visits lo assumes new worth	K
And touched with loftier traits and trances	J
Re shines as with a lovelier birth	K
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He is the play likewise the player	C
The word that's said also the sayer	C
And in the books of heart and head	L
There is no thing he has not read	L
Of time and tears he is the weigher	C
And mouthpiece 'twixt the quick and dead	L
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He dies but mountain ever higher	C
Wings Phoenix like from out his pyre	C
Above our mortal day and night	M
Clothed on with semipiternal light	M
And raimented in thought's far fire	C
Flames on in everlasting flight	M
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Unseen yet seen on heights of visions	J
Above all praise and world derisions	J
His spirit and his deathless brood	N
Of dreams fare on a multitude	N
While on the pillar of great missions	J
His name and place are granite hewed	N

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