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{{Style P-Poem|poem=Descent prophetic spirit ! that inspirest | |||
The human soul of universal earth, | |||
Dreaming of things to com ; and dost possess | |||
A metropolitan temple in the hearts | |||
Of mighty poets ; upon me bestow | |||
A gift of genuine insight.}} | |||
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{{Style P-Poem|poem=For dark and despairing my sight I may seal, | |||
But man cannot cover what God would reveal. | |||
’Tis the sunset of life gives me mystical lore, | |||
And coming events cast their shadows before.}} | |||
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: The brooding shades of mortal doubt are cast ; | |||
Such is the realm, that, dim with night and distance | |||
: Lies unexplored and vast. | |||
But, when the morning comes, the spell is broken, | |||
: And like a dream the wondrous record seems ; | |||
And memory holds the solitary token | |||
: Of the dim land of dreams.}} | |||
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< Voluntary Trances (continued from page 3-138–140) >
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Descent prophetic spirit ! that inspirest |
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For dark and despairing my sight I may seal, |
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Such is the country over whose existence |
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An Amiable Fiend
An Important Question
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