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Fair spirit of the plaining sea	B
Thou heard'st Apollo's lyre	C
Now folded are thy silver wings	D
Thee sunward bore	E
A dream and a desire	F
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Ranging the upper azure deeps	D
The sunlight on thy wings	D
How blanched thy purpose as there fell	G
The lightning's stroke	H
And darkness on all things	D
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In agony of rain and hail	I
And phantom dance of snow	J
The chastening angels of the air	K
To mountain bleak	L
Consigned thee far below	J
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There in the arms of heartless frost	M
And burdened with thy train	N
The keen stars watched thy ageful way	O
Till breast of earth	P
Warmed thee to life again	Q
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And in thy course thou wert God's plow	R
Thy furrow deep the valley	B
Of wooded walls and flowers to be	B
The circling sun	S
Keeps slow and sure the tally	B
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Reborn thou waitedst not far down	T
The sunless caves to speed	U
Thy twin lade with unfabled spoils	D
Did build the plain	N
Or green the expectant mead	U
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And weave the fabric forge the plow	R
Bear inland steam and sail	I
Or serv'dst in mines and nether realms	D
Of shadowland	V
The gnomes and genii pale	I
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II	A
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O fontal wealth of hasting life	W
By stressful toil made sweet	X
Stay now thy journey here oft come	Y
Wild sylvan things	D
Here tender lovers meet	X
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By day the traveller spies the path	Z
To thy o'erbending shade	A2
Drinks deep the brimming cooling wave	B2
A living draught	C2
And wends his way remade	A2
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At night the one shy Pleiad drops	D
Her veil to look within	D2
Thy clear green haloed deeps and sees	D
Herself more fair	K
Than all her shining kin	D2
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And fair with labor's healthy toil	E2
Each face of yon dear home	F2
Thou'st set within the pearly blue	G2
Or crocus glow	J
Of overarching dome	F2
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And when return world wandering feet	X
Elate or slow with sorrow	J
Thy pencil paints the changing form	H2
And here clasp hands	D
The yester year and morrow	J
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O bright reincarnation thou	R
Though long thy heart like fire	F
Burned to mount upward and away	O
To sun and sky	A
A dream and a desire	F
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Here here thy place and service too	G2
'Tis heaven by thee to sup	I2
To see the great red sun drop down	T
The stars swim out	J2
O Nature's loving cup	I2
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III	A
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And here the crystal spring abides	D
Yet passes to the sea	B
There to renew the broken task	K2
Of long ago	J
Now joyous task and free	B
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Fair spirit of the bourneless waves	D
Glad voice in their sad choir	F
Sweeter 'mid sorrow's dirge to blend	L2
The note of cheer	M2
Than list Apollo's lyre	C
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The sunbeams kiss the plaining deep	N2
Wreathe with innumerous smiles	D
The sounding waters as they meet	X
While sister sprites	D
Wake laughter round the isles	D
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And ever as the rolling moon	O2
The unanchored sea forth swings	D
The poet's ear may catch anew	G2
The gladsome notes	D
Notes of the crystal springs	D
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And when he sits this spring beside	P2
Worn with the journey's strife	W
He cannot help but think of HIM	Q2
Of Jacob's well	G
FOUNT of the deathless life	W

Theodore Harding Rand

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