Did ever rise from high to higher; As mounts the heavenward altar-fire, As flies the lighter thro’ the gross. But
thou art turn’d to something strange,
Deep
folly! yet that this could be–
For
tho’ my nature rarely yields
Yet
oft when sundown skirts the moor
Tho’
following with an upward mind
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