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Deep Sleep

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Heart-hidden from the outer things I rose,     The spirit woke anew in nightly birth     Into the vastness where forever glows         The star-soul of the earth.          There all alone in primal ecstasy,     Within her depths where revels never tire,     The olden Beauty shines;    each thought of me         Is veined through with its fire.          And all my thoughts are throngs of living souls;     They breath in me, heart unto heart allied     With joy undimmed, though when the morning tolls         The planets may divide. --September 15, 1893

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