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I	A
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TRUTH is within ourselves it takes no rise	B
From outward things whate er you may believe	C
There is an inmost centre in us all	D
Where truth abides in fullness and around	E
Wall upon wall the gross flesh hems it in	F
This perfect clear perception which is truth	G
A baffling and perverting carnal mesh	H
Binds it and makes all error and to KNOW	I
Rather consists in opening out a way	J
Whence the imprisoned splendour may escape	K
Than in effecting entry for a light	L
Supposed to be without	M
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II	A
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I knew I felt perception unexpressed	M
Uncomprehended by our narrow thought	M
But somehow felt and known in every shift	M
And change in the spirit nay in every pore	N
Of the body even what God is what we are	O
What life is how God tastes an infinite joy	P
In infinite ways one everlasting bliss	Q
From whom all being emanates all power	R
Proceeds in whom is life for evermore	N
Yet whom existence in its lowest form	S
Includes where dwells enjoyment there is he	T
With still a flying point of bliss remote	M
A happiness in store afar a sphere	U
Of distant glory in full view thus climbs	V
Pleasure its heights for ever and for ever	R
The centre fire heaves underneath the earth	W
And the earth changes like a human face	X
The molten ore bursts up among the rocks	Y
Winds into the stone s heart outbranches bright	M
In hidden mines spots barren river beds	Z
Crumbles into fine sand where sunbeams bask	A2
God joys therein The wroth sea s waves are edged	M
With foam white as the bitten lip of hate	M
When in the solitary waste strange groups	B2
Of young volcanos come up cyclops like	C2
Staring together with their eyes on flame	D2
God tastes a pleasure in their uncouth pride	M
Then all is still earth is a wintry clod	M
But spring wind like a dancing psaltress passes	E2
Over its breast to waken it rare verdure	R
Buds tenderly upon rough banks between	F2
The withered tree roots and the cracks of frost	M
Like a smile striving with a wrinkled face	X
The grass grows bright the boughs are swoln with blooms	G2
Like chrysalids impatient for the air	R
The shining dorrs are busy beetles run	H2
Along the furrows ants make their ade	M
Above birds fly in merry flocks the lark	I2
Soars up and up shivering for very joy	P
Afar the ocean sleeps white fishing gulls	J2
Flit where the strand is purple with its tribe	K2
Of nested limpets savage creatures seek	L2
Their loves in wood and plain and God renews	M2
His ancient rapture Thus He dwells in all	D
From life s minute beginnings up at last	M
To man the consummation of this scheme	N2
Of being the completion of this sphere	R
Of life whose attributes had here and there	R
Been scattered o er the visible world before	R
Asking to be combined dim fragments meant	M
To be united in some wondrous whole	O2
Imperfect qualities throughout creation	H2
Suggesting some one creature yet to make	P2
Some point where all those scattered rays should meet	M
Convergent in the faculties of man	Q2

Robert Browning

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