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Mine are the night and morning	A
The pits of air the gulf of space	B
The sportive sun the gibbous moon	C
The innumerable days	D
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I hid in the solar glory	E
I am dumb in the pealing song	F
I rest on the pitch of the torrent	G
In slumber I am strong	F
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No numbers have counted my tallies	H
No tribes my house can fill	I
I sit by the shining Fount of Life	J
And pour the deluge still	I
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And ever by delicate powers	K
Gathering along the centuries	H
From race on race the rarest flowers	K
My wreath shall nothing miss	L
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And many a thousand summers	K
My apples ripened well	M
And light from meliorating stars	N
With firmer glory fell	M
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I wrote the past in characters	K
Of rock and fire the scroll	O
The building in the coral sea	E
The planting of the coal	O
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And thefts from satellites and rings	P
And broken stars I drew	Q
And out of spent and aged things	P
I formed the world anew	Q
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What time the gods kept carnival	R
Tricked out in star and flower	S
And in cramp elf and saurian forms	T
They swathed their too much power	S
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Time and Thought were my surveyors	K
They laid their courses well	M
They boiled the sea and baked the layers	K
Or granite marl and shell	M
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But he the man child glorious	U
Where tarries he the while	V
The rainbow shines his harbinger	S
The sunset gleams his smile	V
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My boreal lights leap upward	W
Forthright my planets roll	O
And still the man child is not born	X
The summit of the whole	O
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Must time and tide forever run	Y
Will never my winds go sleep in the west	Z
Will never my wheels which whirl the sun	Y
And satellites have rest	Z
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Too much of donning and doffing	A
Too slow the rainbow fades	A2
I weary of my robe of snow	B2
My leaves and my cascades	A2
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I tire of globes and races	C2
Too long the game is played	D2
What without him is summer's pomp	E2
Or winter's frozen shade	D2
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I travail in pain for him	F2
My creatures travail and wait	G2
His couriers come by squadrons	H2
He comes not to the gate	G2
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Twice I have moulded an image	I2
And thrice outstretched my hand	J2
Made one of day and one of night	K2
And one of the salt sea sand	J2
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One in a Judaean manger	S
And one by Avon stream	L2
One over against the mouths of Nile	V
And one in the Academe	L2
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I moulded kings and saviours	H2
And bards o'er kings to rule	M2
But fell the starry influence short	N2
The cup was never full	O2
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Yet whirl the glowing wheels once more	P2
And mix the bowl again	Q2
Seethe fate the ancient elements	H2
Heat cold wet dry and peace and pain	R2
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Let war and trade and creeds and song	F
Blend ripen race on race	H2
The sunburnt world a man shall breed	S2
Of all the zones and countless days	H2
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No ray is dimmed no atom worn	X
My oldest force is good as new	Q
And the fresh rose on yonder thorn	X
Gives back the bending heavens in dew	Q

Ralph Waldo Emerson

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