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Let me go forth and share	A
The overflowing Sun	B
With one wise friend or one	B
Better than wise being fair	A
Where the pewit wheels and dips	C
On heights of bracken and ling	D
And Earth unto her leaflet tips	C
Tingles with the Spring	D
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What is so sweet and dear	E
As a prosperous morn in May	F
The confident prime of the day	F
And the dauntless youth of the year	E
When nothing that asks for bliss	G
Asking aright is denied	H
And half of the world a bridegroom is	I
And half of the world a bride	H
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The Song of Mingling flows	J
Grave ceremonial pure	K
As once from lips that endure	K
The cosmic descant rose	J
When the temporal lord of life	L
Going his golden way	F
Had taken a wondrous maid to wife	L
That long had said him nay	F
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For of old the Sun our sire	M
Came wooing the mother of men	N
Earth that was virginal then	N
Vestal fire to his fire	M
Silent her bosom and coy	O
But the strong god sued and press'd	P
And born of their starry nuptial joy	O
Are all that drink of her breast	P
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And the triumph of him that begot	Q
And the travail of her that bore	R
Behold they are evermore	R
As warp and weft in our lot	S
We are children of splendour and flame	T
Of shuddering also and tears	U
Magnificent out of the dust we came	T
And abject from the Spheres	V
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O bright irresistible lord	W
We are fruit of Earth's womb each one	B
And fruit of thy loins O Sun	B
Whence first was the seed outpour'd	W
To thee as our Father we bow	X
Forbidden thy Father to see	Y
Who is older and greater than thou as thou	X
Art greater and older than we	Y
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Thou art but as a word of his speech	Z
Thou art but as a wave of his hand	W
Thou art brief as a glitter of sand	W
'Twixt tide and tide on his beach	Z
Thou art less than a spark of his fire	M
Or a moment's mood of his soul	A2
Thou art lost in the notes on the lips of his choir	M
That chant the chant of the Whole	A2

William Watson

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