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Whither shall I go from thy Spirit	A
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I stood where ocean lashed the sounding shore	B
With his unresting waves and gazed far out	C
Upon the billowy strife I saw the deep	D
Lifting his watery arms to grasp the clouds	E
While the black clouds stooped from the sable arch	F
Of the storm darkened heavens and deep to deep	D
Answered responsive in the ceaseless roar	B
Of thunders and of floods	G
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Here then I am alone	H
And this is solitude I murmured low	I
As in the presence of the risen storm	J
I bowed my head abashed Alone	H
The echoing concave of the skies replied	K
Alone the waves responded and the winds	L
In hollow murmurs answered back Alone	H
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Thou canst not be alone for God is here	M
Yon mighty waste of waters whose deep voice	N
Goes up unceasingly to heaven He holds	O
E'en as a drop within His hollow hand	P
He makes His dark pavillion stormy clouds	E
The winds and thunders are His uttered voice	N
And the red flames that blaze athwart the sky	Q
Are but the lightnings of His awful glance	R
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I stood at eve where high in upper air	S
A mountain reared its solitary head	T
Bathing its forehead in the ruddy light	U
Of cloudless sunset Like a snowy veil	V
The white mist gathered o'er the distant plain	W
While over all the sunset heavens shone	H
In burning glory and the blushing West	X
Gathered all gorgeous hues into a wreath	Y
Of wondrous radiance to twine around	Z
The temples of her monarch ere he sought	A2
The chambers of his rest	X
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Full orbed the moon	B2
Rode slowly up the east while one by one	C2
Spirits of night lighted the lamps of heaven	C2
This is to be alone I whispered low	I
For nature's solemn beauty had a spell	D2
To awe my soul to silence	E2
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What alone	H
Murmured the mountain wind as round my brow	F2
It waved its rustling pinions What alone	H
Low voices questioned from the sighing pines	G2
Alone the stars repeated to my soul	H2
In the Eternal's presence canst thou stand	P
While from above His awful glories look	I2
While all around beneath thee and within	J2
Attest His presence and thus idly deem	K2
Thou art alone No thou art not alone	H
For God is here	M
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It was a summer noon	B2
The soft south wind made music 'mid the boughs	L2
Of the cool forest whence glad bursts of song	M2
Floated unceasing On a mossy bank	N2
Starred with pale flowers I laid me down to rest	X
Yet not to slumber Tenderly the sky	Q
Glanced like a loving spirit through the leaves	O2
And ever and anon like fleecy gold	P2
The yellow sunbeams dropped amid the gloom	Q2
Startling the shadows Twas a hallowed scene	R2
Each waving leaf seemed Instinct with glad life	S2
And every sound was richly freighted with	T2
The wealth of harmony	U2
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Is this to be alone	H
I inly questioned yet my secret soul	H2
Needed from Nature no responsive voice	N
For my whole being with a thrill of joy	V2
Replied In all the universe of God	W2
There is no solitude	X2
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O soul of mine	Y2
Joy in thy wealth of being in the power	Z2
To grasp the Infinite where'er thou turn'st	A3
To see Him feel Him near yet most of all	B3
Him to adore and love to hear His voice	N
In every breeze in every gentle chime	C3
Of the sweet waters in the song of birds	D3
The hum of insects and all deeper tones	E3
Of Nature's wondrous music yet far more	B
To recognize His Spirit's gentle voice	N
Unto thy spirit whisp'ring tenderly	U2
I am thy Father thy Redeemer thine	Y2
Amid the devious paths that checker earth	F3
And thine in Heaven	C2

Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)

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