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TO my friend Butts I write	A
My first vision of light	A
On the yellow sands sitting	B
The sun was emitting	B
His glorious beams	C
From Heaven s high streams	C
Over sea over land	D
My eyes did expand	D
Into regions of air	E
Away from all care	E
Into regions of fire	F
Remote from desire	F
The light of the morning	B
Heaven s mountains adorning	B
In particles bright	A
The jewels of light	A
Distinct shone and clear	G
Amaz d and in fear	G
I each particle gaz d	H
Astonish d amaz d	H
For each was a Man	I
Human form d Swift I ran	I
For they beckon d to me	H
Remote by the sea	H
Saying Each grain of sand	D
Every stone on the land	D
Each rock and each hill	J
Each fountain and rill	J
Each herb and each tree	H
Mountain hill earth and sea	H
Cloud meteor and star	K
Are men seen afar	K
I stood in the streams	C
Of Heaven s bright beams	C
And saw Felpham sweet	L
Beneath my bright feet	L
In soft Female charms	M
And in her fair arms	M
My Shadow I knew	N
And my wife s Shadow too	N
And my sister and friend	O
We like infants descend	O
In our Shadows on earth	P
Like a weak mortal birth	P
My eyes more and more	Q
Like a sea without shore	Q
Continue expanding	B
The Heavens commanding	B
Till the jewels of light	A
Heavenly men beaming bright	A
Appear d as One Man	I
Who complacent began	I
My limbs to enfold	R
In His beams of bright gold	R
Like dross purg d away	S
All my mire and my clay	S
Soft consum d in delight	A
In His bosom sun bright	A
I remain d Soft He smil d	H
And I heard His voice mild	T
Saying This is My fold	R
O thou ram horn d with gold	R
Who awakest from sleep	U
On the sides of the deep	U
On the mountains around	V
The roarings resound	V
Of the lion and wolf	W
The loud sea and deep gulf	X
These are guards of My fold	R
O thou ram horn d with gold	R
And the voice faded mild	T
I remain d as a child	T
All I ever had known	Y
Before me bright shone	Y
I saw you and your wife	Z
By the fountains of life	Z
Such the vision to me	H
Appear d on the sea	H

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