in the s belt and the galleries and halls wherein every sung like a pass for this fortune wanted root in the core of god s � was a weed of self and the and and ever the love is the of wars and the parent of remorse iii higher far upward into the pure realm over sun and star over the flickering thou must mount for love into vision where all form in one only form in a region where the wheel on which all beings ride visibly where the eternal worm the world with bound and term where unlike things are like where good and ill and joy and moan melt into one the celestial love there past present future shoot triple blossoms from one root at base divided in their are united there the holy essence rolls one through separated souls and the sunny j on sleeps folding nature in its and every fair and every good known in part or known to men below in their endure the race of gods or those we own are shadows flitting up and down in the still the circles of that sea are laws which publish and which hide the cause pray for a beam out of that sphere thee to guide and to redeem the celestial love o what a load of care and toil by lying use bestowed from his shoulders falls who sees the true the period of peace counsel which the ages kept shall the well born soul accept as the overhanging trees fill the lake with images � as garment draws the garment s hem men their fortunes bring with them by right or wrong lands and goods go to the strong property will draw still to the proprietor silver to silver creep and wind and kind to kind nor less the eternal poles of tendency souls the celestial love there need no vows to bind whom not each other seek but find they give and take no pledge or oath � nature is the bond of both no prayer no flattery � their noble are their plain and cold is their address power have they for tenderness and so thoroughly is known each other s counsel by his own they can without meeting need is none of forms of greeting they can well communicate in their estate when each the other shall avoid shall each by each be most enjoyed not with or gloves do these their loves not by jewels and not by ribbons or by the celestial love but by the sun spark on the sea and the cloud shadow on the the soothing lapse of to and the cheerful round of work their of love so public are they the farthest star the throbbing sea the earth yield sympathy and signs of mirth is none so high so mean is none but feels and this union even the fell are appeased the good the lost are love s hearts are faithful but not fond bound for the just but not beyond not glad as the low loving herd of self in other still preferred but they have heartily designed the benefit of broad mankind and they serve men after their own genius clearly the celestial love without a false humility for this is love s nobility � not to scatter bread and gold goods and bought and sold but to hold fast his simple sense and speak the speech of innocence and with hand and body and blood to make his bosom counsel good for he that men few he serves all who dares be true j the apology think me not unkind and rude that i walk alone in grove and i go to the god of the wood to fetch his word to men tax not my that i fold my arms beside the brook each cloud that floated in the sky writes a letter in my book me not laborious band for the idle flowers i brought every in my hand goes home loaded with a thought the apology there was never mystery but tis figured in the flowers was never secret history but birds tell it in the one harvest from thy field homeward brought the oxen strong a second crop thine acres yield which i gather in a song i thy trivial harp will never please or fill my craving ear its should ring as blows the breeze free clear no s art nor of piano strings can make the wild blood start in its mystic springs the bard must the rudely and hard as with hammer or with that they may render back artful thunder which secrets of the track sparks of the blaze s blows are strokes of fate with the forest tone when boughs boughs in the wood with the gasp and moan of the ice imprisoned flood with the pulse of manly hearts with the voice of with the din of city arts with the of wars with the of the brave and prayers of might from cave great is the art great be the manners of the bard he shall not his brain with the of and number but leaving rule and pale he shall aye climb for his rhyme pass in pass in the angels say in to the upper doors nor count of the floors but mount to paradise by the of surprise master of the games king of sport that never he shall daily joy dispense hid in song s sweet influence things more live and go what time the subtle mind sings aloud the tune their beat and march their feet and their members are combined by he shall no task decline s mighty line extremes of nature reconciled � a tyrant of his will and made the lion mild songs can the tempest still scattered on the stormy air mould the year to fair increase and bring in poetic peace he shall not seek to 