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I HEARD a Spirit singing as beyond the morning winging	A
Its radiant form went swinging like a star	B
In its song prophetic voices mixed their sounds with trumpet noises	C
As when loud the World rejoices after war	D
And it said	E
I	-
Hear me	F
Above the roar of cities	G
The clamor and conflict of trade	H
The frenzy and fury of commercialism	I
Is heard my voice chanting intoning	A
Down the long corridors of time it comes	J
Bearing my message bidding the soul of man arise	K
To the realization of his dream	L
Now and then discords seem to intrude	M
And tones that are false and feeble	N
Beginnings of the perfect chord	O
From which is evolved the ideal the unattainable	N
Hear me	F
Ever and ever	P
Above the tumult of the years	Q
The blatant cacophonies of war	D
The wrangling of politics	R
Demons and spirits of unrest	S
My song persists	T
Addressing the soul	U
With the urge of an astral something	A
Supernal	U
Elemental	U
Promethean	V
Instinct with an everlasting fire	P
II	-
Hear me	F
I am the expression of the subconscious	W
The utterance of the intellect	X
The voice of mind	Y
That stands for civilization	V
Out of my singing sprang Minerva like	Z
Full armed and fearless	W
Liberty	F
Subduer of tyrants who feed on the strength of Nations	A2
Out of my chanting arose	B2
As Aphrodite arose from the foam of the ocean	V
The Dream of Spiritual Desire	P
Mother of Knowledge	C2
Victor o'er Hate and Oppression	V
Ancient and elemental d mons	B2
Who with Ignorance and Evil their consorts	B2
Have ruled for eons of years	B2
III	-
Hear me	F
Should my chanting cease	B2
My music utterly fail you	D2
Behold	E2
Out of the hoary Past most swiftly surely	F
Would gather the Evils of Earth	F2
The Hydras and Harpies forgotten	V
And buried in darkness	B2
Amorphous of form	G2
Tyrannies and Superstitions	B2
Torturing body and soul	U
And with them	H2
Gargoyls of dreams that groaned in the Middle Ages	B2
Aspects of darkness and death and hollow eidolons	B2
Cruel inhuman	V
Wearing the faces and forms of all the wrongs of the world	I2
Barbarian hordes whose shapes make hideous	B2
The cycles of error and crime	J2
Grendels of darkness	B2
Devouring the manhood of Nations	B2
Demogorgons of War and Misrule	U
Blackening the world with blood and the lust of destruction	V
Hear me	F
Out of my song have grown	V
Beauty and joy	K2
And with them	H2
The triumph of Reason	V
The confirmation of Hope	L2
Of Faith and Endeavor	P
The Dream that's immortal	U
To whose creation Thought gives concrete form	G2
And of which Vision makes permanent substance	B2
IV	-
Fragmentary	F
Out of the Past	M2
Down the long aisles of the Centuries	B2
Uncertain at first and uneasy	F
Hesitant harsh of expression	V
My song was heard	N2
Stammering appealing	A
A murmur merely	F
Coherent then	V
Singing into form	G2
Assertive	-
Ecstatic	O2
Louder lovelier and more insistent	P2
Sonorous proclaiming	A
Clearer and surer and stronger	P
Attaining expression evermore truer and clearer	P
Masterful mighty at last	M2
Committed to conquest	S
And with Beauty coeval	F
Part of the wonder of life	-
The triumph of light over darkness	B2
Taking the form of Art	Q2
Art that is voice and vision of the soul of man	V
Hear me	F
Confident ever	P
One with the Loveliness song shall evolve	-
My voice is become as an army of banners	B2
Marching irresistibly forward	N2
With the roll of the drums of attainment	P2
The blare of the bugles of fame	R2
Tramping tramping evermore advancing	A
Till the last redoubt of prejudice is down	V
And the Eagles and Fasces of Learning	A
Make glorious the van o' the world	I2
V	F
They who are deaf to my singing	A
Who disregard me	F
Let them beware lest the splendor escape them	H2
The glory of light that is back o' the darkness of life	-
And with it	S2
The blindness of spirit o'erwhelm them	H2
They who reject me	F
Reject the gleam	L
That goes to the making of Beauty	F
And put away	T2
The loftier impulses of heart and of mind	Y
They shall not possess the dream the ideal	F
Of ultimate worlds	B2
That is part of the soul that aspires	B2
That sits with the Spirit of Thought	U2
The radiant presence who weaves	B2
Directed of Destiny	F
There in the Universe	B2
At its infinite pattern of stars	B2
They shall not know	V
Not they	T2
The exaltations that make endurable here on the Earth	F2
The ponderable curtain of flesh	V2
Not they Not they	T2
VI	-
Hear me	F
I control and direct	X
I wound and heal	F
Elevate and subdue	D2
The vaulting energies of Man	V
I am part of the cosmic strain o' the Universe	B2
I captain the thoughts that grow to deeds	B2
Material and spiritual facts	B2
Pointing the world to greater and nobler things	B2
Hear me	F
My d dal expression peoples the Past and Present	P2
With forms of ethereal thought	U2
That symbolize Beauty	F
The Beauty expressing itself now	V
As Poetry	F
As Philosophy	F
As Truth and Religion now	V
And now	V
As science and Law	F
Vaunt couriers of Civilization	V

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