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brothers； my brothers；
the bride es from the heart of dawn；
and the bridegroom from the sunset。
there is a wedding in the valley。
a day too vast for recording。
second god
thus has it been since the first morn
discharged the plains to hill and vale；
and thus shall it be to the last even…tide。
our roots have brought forth the dancing branches in the valley；
and we are the flowering of the song…scent that rises to the heights。
immortal and mortal； twin rivers calling to the sea。
there is no emptiness between call and call；
but only in the ear。
time maketh our listening more certain；
and giveth it more desire。
only doubt in mortal hushes the sound。
we have outsoared the doubt。
man is a child of our younger heart。
man is god in slow arising；
and betwixt his joy and his pain
lies our sleeping； and the dreaming thereof。
first god
let the singer cry； and let the dancer whirl her feet
and let me be content awhile。
let my soul be serene this night。
perchance i may drowse； and drowsing
behold a brighter world
and creatures more starry supple to my mind。
third god
now i will rise and strip me of time and space；
and i wil dance in that field untrodden；
and the dancers feet will move with my feet；
and i will sing in that higher air；
and a human voice will throb within my voice。
we shall pass into the twilight；
perchance to wake to the dawn of another world。
but love shall stay；
and his finger…marks shall not be erased。
the blessed forge burns；
the sparks rise； and each spark is a sun。
better it is for us； and wiser；
to seek a shadowed nook and sleep in our earth divintiy；
and let love； human and frail； mand the ing day。
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