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I	A
Go on high ship since now upon the shore	B
The snake has left its skin upon the floor	B
Key West sank downward under massive clouds	C
And silvers and greens spread over the sea The moon	D
Is at the mast head and the past is dead	E
Her mind will never speak to me again	F
I am free High above the mast the moon	D
Rides clear of her mind and the waves make a refrain	G
Of this that the snake has shed its skin upon	H
The floor Go on through the darkness The waves fly back	I
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II	A
Her mind had bound me round The palms were hot	J
As if I lived in ashen ground as if	K
The leaves in which the wind kept up its sound	L
From my North of cold whistled in a sepulchral South	M
Her South of pine and coral and coraline sea	N
Her home not mine in the ever freshened Keys	O
Her days her oceanic nights calling	P
For music for whisperings from the reefs	Q
How content I shall be in the North to which I sail	R
And to feel sure and to forget the bleaching sand	S
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III	A
I hated the weathery yawl from which the pools	T
Disclosed the sea floor and the wilderness	U
Of waving weeds I hated the vivid blooms	V
Curled over the shadowless hut the rust and bones	W
The trees likes bones and the leaves half sand half sun	X
To stand here on the deck in the dark and say	Y
Farewell and to know that that land is forever gone	Z
And that she will not follow in any word	A2
Or look nor ever again in thought except	B2
That I loved her once Farewell Go on high ship	C2
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IV	K
My North is leafless and lies in a wintry slime	D2
Both of men and clouds a slime of men in crowds	C
The men are moving as the water moves	E2
This darkened water cloven by sullen swells	F2
Against your sides then shoving and slithering	P
The darkness shattered turbulent with foam	G2
To be free again to return to the violent mind	H2
That is their mind these men and that will bind	H2
Me round carry me misty deck carry me	N
To the cold go on high ship go on plunge on	H

Wallace Stevens

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