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i will to walk the path。 

it stretches ever to another dawn。 

third god

love triumphs。 

the white and green of love beside a lake; 

and the proud majesty of love in tower or balcony; 

love in a garden or in the desert untrodden; 

love is our lord and master。 

it is not a wanton decay of the flesh; 

nor the crumbling of desire 

when desire and self are wrestling; 

nor is it flesh that takes arms against the spirit。 

love rebels not。 

it only leaves the trodden way of ancient destinies for the sacred grove; 

to sing and dance its secret to eternity。 

love is youth with chains broken; 

manhood made free from the sod; 

and womanhood warmed by the flame 

and shining with the light of heaven deeper than our heaven。 

love is a distant laughter in the spirit。 

it is a wild assault that hushes you to your awakening。 

it is a new dawn unto the earth; 

a day not yet achieved in your eyes or mine; 

but already achieved in its own greater heart。 

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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