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    pireinherhand

    ocracy

    poelouisnapoleon

    eagleofausterlitzhywings

    whenfararand,

    infightunequal,byanobscurehand,

    fellthelastsofthybroodofkings

    poorboythoushaltnotflauntthycloakofred,

    orrideinstatethroughparisinthevan

    ofthyretuinglegions,butinstead

    thytherfrance,freeandrepubli,

    shallonthydeadandcroe

    thebetterlaurelsofasoldiers,

    thatnotdishonouredshouldthysoulgodown

    totelltheghtysireofthyrace

    thatfrahkissedtheuthofliberty,

    andfounditserthanhishoniedbees,

    andthatthegiantocracy

    breaksontheshoresease.

    poeonthessacreofthechristiansinbulgaria

    christ,dostthouliveindeedorarethybones

    stillstraiteheirrockhehre

    andedbyher

    ones

    forheretheairishorridensgroans,

    thepriestseareslain,

    dostthouhebitterwailofpain

    frohosehestones

    edo

    curtainstheland,andthroughthestarlessnight

    overthyoonisee

    ifthouiruthdidstbursttheto

    edoight

    lesthotbecroeadofthee

    poequantuutata

    thereeineuropelongago

    andiedforfreedonywhere,

    butenglandslionleapingfrotslair

    laidhandsontheoppressoritwasso

    republicshow.

    enofpiednt,chiefestcare

    ofcrootentdespair

    thepontiffinhispaintedporti

    treledbeforeoursteaassadors.

    hoesitthenthatfrouchhighestate

    husfallen,savethatluxury

    erdisepilesupthegate

    houghtsanddeedsshouldenterby:

    elseghtiltoors.

    poelibertatissacrafas

    albeitnurturedindecracy,

    andlikihatstaterepubli

    aniskinglikeandnon

    iscroisee,

    spiteofthisdefretforliberty,

    bettertheruleofone,allobey,

    thaagoguesbetray

    ourfreedothekissofanarchy.

    notwhosehandsprofane

    planttheredflaguponthepiledupstreet

    fhtcause,behreign

    arts,culture,reverence,honour,allthingsfade,

    savetreasonandthedaggerofhertrade,

    orrderhhissilentbloodyfeet.

    poetheoretikos

    thisghtyeirehathbutfeetofclay:

    ofallitsachivalryandght

    ourlittleislandisforsakenquite:

    soehstolenitsofbay,

    andfrotshillsthatvoicehathpassedaway

    :oeoutofit,

    eoutofit,soul,thouartnotfit

    forthisviletraffichouse,wheredaybyday

    andreverenart,

    andtherudepeehignorantcries

    againstaageofturies.

    itrscalsofart

    andloftiestcultureiandapart,

    herfod,norforhisenees.

    poethegardenoferos

    itisfullsueoheheartofjune;

    hesunbutreapersareastir

    upontheuplandadooosoon

    richaututi,theseasonsusurer,

    oallthetrees,

    areasurescatteredbythehriftbreeze.

    toosooniherethedaffodil,

    thatlovechildofthespring,haslingeredon

    tovextherosehjealousy,andstill

    theharebellspreadsherazurepavilion,

    andlikeastrayedandwanderingreveller

    abandonedofitsbrothers,longsinesssenger

    thesselthrushhasfrightedfroheglade,

    onepalenarcissusloitersfearfully

    closetoashadowynook,wherehalfafraid

    oftheiroevioletslie

    thatlookthegoldsunintheface

    forfearoftooethinksitisaplace

    roddenbypersephone

    whenheflowerlessfieldsofdis

    ordanbytheladsofarcady

    thehiddeofetealbliss

    knoanghtfind,

    ahyouandiyfinditnowifloveandsleepbekind.

    therearethefloouingherakles

    strebofhylas,luine,

    itsedovesallaflutterhebreeze

    kissedtheooharshly,theslldine,

    thatyelloledchoristerofeve,

    andlilabloolone,andleave

    yonspiredhollyhockredcrocketed

    toses,elsestthebee,

    itslittlebellringer,goseekinstead

    sootherpleasauheanene

    thatdaybreak,likeasillygirl

    beforeherlove,andhardlyletsthebutterfliesunfurl

    theirpainted,biditpine

    inpalevirginity;theersnow

    itbetterthanthoselipsofthine

    ,rathergo

    andpluckthatarousflosalone,

    fedbythepanderhdustofkissesnotitsown.

    thetruetuthsofrednvolvulus

    sodeartoidens,creaado

    erthanjunosthroatandodorous

    asallarabia,hyathsthefeet

    ofhuntressdianar

    foranydappledfahese,andthosefondfloh

    are

    fairerthanqueerodupon

    behepinesofida,eucharis,

    thatingstardreadthesun,

    andbuddingrjoraokiss

    wouldsake

    adonisjealous,theseforthyhead,andfirdletake

    yonatis

    esthetyrianking,

    andfoxgloveshtheioddingchalices,

    butthatonenarcisshestartledspring

    letfroerkirtlefallsheheard

    inheropestuoussongofsuersbird,

    ahleaveitforasubtlery

    ofthosesulousdaysofrainandsun,

    earstosee

    theearlypriosehshyfootstepsrun

    frohegnarledoaktreerootstillallthewold,

    spiteofitsbropledleaves,grering

    gold.

    nay,pluckittoo,itisnothalfsos

    asthouthyself,soulsidolatry

    and

    ...
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