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Oh my spirit, oh my passion, | |||
Why now are you wavering? | |||
All penance and aspiration, | |||
Fruitful it seems they are soon to be! | |||
More color does the early-morning sky wear, | |||
And now a sweet lyre rings out in the mind-sphere. | |||
Dullness and subtlety have disappeared; | |||
The celestial trumpet rises, resounding. | |||
Mind races far away, to a great distance; | |||
An impatient stream skips on smiling waters. | |||
The surging heart, singing it advances; | |||
With new music Your hymn is embellished. | |||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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