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The World’s Tragedy
The World’s Tragedy (1910), PDF p. 105
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THE WORLD’S TRAGEDY.
In our innermost ravines
Inaccessible to man,
That our perfect peace in Pan
Hide from us the knowledge of
This eclipse of joy and love !
ALEXANDER
Is there nothing but distress
In the mystic vision lurking ?
IST NYMPH
Ah ! but were thy loveliness
With the God supremely working !
ALEXANDER
Nymph, thy face is like a flower
Fairer than the driven foam !
Shining like an honeycomb
Is thy body — and thy soul
Shoots me to the gilded goal.
I shall master yet the hour.
SATYRS
King of Kings, we bow before Thee ;
As our Master we adore Thee.
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