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<p>With the thousand-colored morning<lb/> | |||
Thou smilest into his heart;<lb/> | |||
With the penetrating storm<lb/> | |||
Thou buriest him on high | |||
Winter torrents dash from the rocks<lb/> | |||
In his holy soup<lb/> | |||
And <del>on</del> his altar of grateful thanksgiving<lb/> | |||
Is the snow-covered top<lb/> | |||
Of the terrible mountain<lb/> | |||
When Armies of Spirits<lb/> | |||
Are crowned by the people assembled.</p> | |||
' | <p>Thou standst with inscrutable bosom<lb/> | ||
Unveiling thy scents sublime<lb/> | |||
To the terrified world.<lb/> | |||
And watched from the clouds<lb/> | |||
O'er the Kingdom & glories,<lb/> | |||
Which thou from the veins of thy brethren<lb/> | |||
Watered around thee</p> | |||
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With the thousand-colored morning
Thou smilest into his heart;
With the penetrating storm
Thou buriest him on high
Winter torrents dash from the rocks
In his holy soup
And on his altar of grateful thanksgiving
Is the snow-covered top
Of the terrible mountain
When Armies of Spirits
Are crowned by the people assembled.
Thou standst with inscrutable bosom
Unveiling thy scents sublime
To the terrified world.
And watched from the clouds
O'er the Kingdom & glories,
Which thou from the veins of thy brethren
Watered around thee
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