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The Mind's Aye by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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org by androgaunts my mind. To me, a kingdom is
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bird thy mind. To thee, a kingdom is take heed
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to rule it well. For in it thou shalt find
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I wiz thy heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art the monarch.
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Of the land.
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None can dispute thy sway. For good or ill do
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thou command thy subjects straight obey say, wouldst Thou win
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heroic fame and play the patriot's part in youth's fierce sun,
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Thy banner's flame and hope drums in thine heart, give
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on satin against life's foes. Thy legiond thoughts advance, while
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poesy the trumpet blows, and satire shakes the lance. But
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when the fiery fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down,
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when thou fame citadel hast one and glowing grasped the crown,
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thy shatter'd hosts wail forth thy fate and bid thee
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homeward haste, and find thy hearth left desolate, and all
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thy kingdom waste. Wouldst joy and pleasure, entertain and sport
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with lusty love, Thy fields are fair with april rain,
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the sky bends blue above pavilion in thy bowery spring,
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clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee
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sing of dalliance and delight. But when thou plucked red
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passion's flowers and drained life's chalice dry unbidden to thy
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fading bowers, comes foul satiety, joy droops and dyes love
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shuddering flies, and bids thee homeward fair to find grim
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winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom bear ah,
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wouldst thou rule thy realm aright. Let foolish fame pass on,
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bid fond ambition, quit thy sight, and passion wild, begone,
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with health and labor till thy fields. Then, when thy
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spring is spent, thou'lt reap nor fame nor passion yields
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the harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcome's dole. Yet,
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ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy
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soul with wisdom's golden strings. Shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's eye thy Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Bruska Chuk. My mind to me, a kingdom
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is bird thy mind to thee a kingdom is take
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heed to rule it well. For in it thou shalt
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find I wiz thy heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy way.
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For good or ill do Thou command thy subjects straight obey, say,
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wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play the patriot's part
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in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and hope drums
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in thine heart give on set and against life's foes.
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Thy legion'd thoughts advance, while poesy the trumpet blows and
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satire shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou fame citadel hast won,
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and glowing grasp the crown, thy shatter'd hosts wail forth
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thy fate and bid thee homeward haste to find thy
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hearth left desolate and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldst joy
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and pleasure, entertain and sport with lusty love, Thy fields
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are fair with april rain the sky bends blue above,
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pavilioned in thy bowery spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou pluck'd red passion's flowers and drain'd life's
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chalice dry unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul satiety,
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joy droops and dies love chuddering flies and bids thee
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homeward fair to find grim winter in the skies, and
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all thy kingdom bear Ah, wouldst thou rule thy realm aright.
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Let foolish fame pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy sight,
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and passion wild, begone, with health and labor till thy fields. Then,
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when thy spring is spent, thou'lt reap nor fame nor
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passion yields the harvest of content. Let poesy have welcomes dole.
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Yet ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind
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thy soul with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in
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its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown
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in all her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem.
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This recording is in the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clarke wratefullyst o aw by
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Craig Franklin. My mind to me, a kingdom is bird,
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thy mind to thee a kingdom is take heed to
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rule it well. For in it thou shalt find thy wiz,
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thy heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art the monarch of
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the land. None can dispute thy sway. For good or ill.
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Do thou command thy subject straight obey say, wouldst Thou
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win heroic fame and play the patriot's part in youth's
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fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and hope drums in thine heart,
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give onset and against life's foes, Thy legioned thoughts advance
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while poesy the trumpet blows and satire shakes the lance.
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But when the fiery fight is done, when sinks the
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drawbridge down, when thou fames citadel, hast won and glowing
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grasp the crown, thy shatter'd hosts, wail forth thy fate
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and bid thee homeward. Haste to find thy heart left
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desolate and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldst joy and pleasure,
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entertain and sport with lusty love. Thy fields are fair,
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with april rain, thy sky bends blue above, pavilioned in
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thy bowerry spring, clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton
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birds about thee sing of deliance and delight. But when
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thou pluckid, red, passionless flowers and drain'd life's chalice dry
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unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul satiretai joy droops
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and die love shuddering flies, and bids thee homeward fair
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to find grim winter in the skies, and all thy
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kingdoms bear ah, wouldst thou rule thy realm aright, Let
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foolish frame, pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy sight
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and passion wild, begone with health and labor till thy feels. Then,
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when thy spring is spent, thou'rt reap nor frame nor
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passion yields the harvest of content. Let poesy have welcomes dole.
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Yet ever as she sings fast thy duty, bind thy
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soul with Wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's I by Marcus Clark read for Libervox dot
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Org by Chad Horner, located in Ballyclaire, County Enter in
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Northern Ireland. My mind to me, a kingdom is beard.
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Thy mind to thee a kingdom is take heed to
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rule it well, For in it thou shalt find I
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wish thy heaven or thy hell. Thou art the monarch
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of the land. None can dispute thy sway for good
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or ill do thy command Thy subjects straight obey say,
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wouldst thy win heroic fame and play the patriot's part
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in yusphere sun, Thy banner's flame and hope drums in
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thine heart give onset and against life's foes, Thy legion
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thoughts advance, while pussy the trumpet blows and satire shakes
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the lance. And when the fiery fight is done, when
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sinks the drawbridge down, when thy fame's citadel hast won
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and glowing grasped the crown, thy scattered hosts wail forth
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thy fate and bid thee homeward haste to find thy
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hearth left desolate, and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldest joy
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and pleasure, entertain and sport with lusty love. Thy fields
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are fair with april rain, the sky bends blue above
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pavilion'd in thy bowery spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thy pluck'd red passion's flowers and drain'd life's
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chalice dry and bid to thy fading bars, comes foul satiety,
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joy drips and dies. Love shuddering flies and bids thee
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homeward fare to find grimwater in the skies and all
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thy kingdom bear ah, wouldst thou roll thy realm aright.
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Let foolish fame pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy
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sight and passion wild, begone with health and labor till
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thy fails. Then, when thy spring is spent, thou'lt reape
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nor fame nor passion yields the harvest of content. Let
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posse have welcome stole. Yet ever, as she sings fast
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to thy duty, bid thy soul with wisdom's golden strings.
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So shalt thy in its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair
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and free, and crown in all her loveliness, thy queen tranquility.
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End of poem. This record warding is in the public demand.
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The mind's i by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Elivia. My mind to me a kingdom is,
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said the poet bird. Thy mind to thee a kingdom
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is take heed to rule it well, For in it
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thou shalt find I wish thy heaven or thy hell.
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Thou art the monarch of the land. None can dispute
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thy sway for good or ill. Do Thou command thy
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subjects straight obey, say I wouldst Thou win heroic fame
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and play the patriot's part in youth's fierce son. Thy
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banner's flame and hope drums in thine heart, give onset
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and against life's foes. Thy legion thoughts advance while posey
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the trumpet blows, and satire shakes the land ants. But
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when the fiery fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down,
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when thou fame citadel hast won, and glowing grasp the crown,
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thy shattered hosts wail forth thy fate and bid thee
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homeward haste to find thy hearth left desolate and all
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thy kingdom waste. Woulds joy and pleasure, entertain and sport
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with lusty love, Thy fields are fair with april rain
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the sky bends blue above, pavilioned in thy bowery spring,
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clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee,
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saying of dalliance and delight. But when thou plucked red
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passion's flowers and drained life's chalice dry unbidden to thy
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fading bowers, comes foul saiety, joy droops and dies, love
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shuddering flies and bids thee home word fair to find
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grim winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom bear Ah,
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wouldst thou rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame pass on,
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bid fond ambition, quit thy sight and passion wild, be gone,
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with health and labor till thy fields. Then, when thy
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spring is spent, thou reap not fame nor passion, yields
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the harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcome's dole. Yet,
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ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy
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soul with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Doune Rose. My mind to me, a kingdom
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is bert thy mind to thee. A kingdom is take
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heed to rule it well. For in it thou shalt
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find I wist thy heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway.
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For good or ill do thou command thy subjects straight
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obey say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play the
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patriot's part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and
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hope drums in thine heart give onset and against life's foes.
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Thy legion thoughts advance while poesy the trumpet blows and
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satire shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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one sinks the drawbridge down. When Thou fame's citadel hast
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one and glowing grasp the crown, Thy shatter'd hosts. Swell
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forth thy fate and bid thee homeward haste to find
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thy hearth of desolate and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldest
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joy and pleasure, entertain and sport with lust love. Thy
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fields are fair with april rain. The sky bends blue
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above pavilion in thy bowery spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou pluck'd red passion's flowers and drain life's
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chalice dry, unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul say
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tea tie joy droops and dyes love shuddering flies, and
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bids thee homeward fair to find grim winter in the skies,
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and all thy kingdom bear ah, wouldst thou rule thy
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realm aright, Let foolish fame, pass on, bid fond ambition,
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quit thy sight and passion, while begone with health and
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labor till thy fields. Then, when thy spring is spent,
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thou shalt reap nor fame nor passion yields the harvest
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of content. Let poesy have welcomes dull. Yet, ever as
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she sings fast to thy duty, binds thy soul with
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wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime, possess
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thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all her loveliness,
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thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording is in
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the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clark wreat for LibriVox dot
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org by the winiqueful nevorda. My mind to me, a
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kingdom is bird, thy mind to thee a kingdom is
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take he to rule it well, For in it thou
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shalt find thy wis thy heaven 'er thy hell. Thou
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art the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy
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sway for good or ill do thou command thy subjects
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straight abey say, wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play
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the patriot's part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame
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and hope drums in thine heart, give anset and against
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life's foes. Thy legion thoughts advance while poesy the trumpet
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blows and satire shakes the lands. But when the fiery
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fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou
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fame citadel hast won, and glowing grasped the crown, thy
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shattered hosts will for thy fate and bid thee homeward.
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Haste to find thy heart left desolate in all thy
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kingdom waste. Wouldst joy and pleasure, entertain and sport with
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lust love. Thy fields are fair with april rain, the
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sky bends blue above pavilion, in thy bowery spring clip
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close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee sing
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of dalliance and the light. But when thou pluck'dst red
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passion's flowers and drained, life's shallice dry, unbidden to thy
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fading bow, as comes foul satiety, joy droops and eyes
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love shuddering flies and bids thee homeward fare to find
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grim winter in the skies, in all thy kingdom bear ah,
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wouldst thou rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame pass on,
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bid fond ambition, quit thy sight and passion whild be gone,
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with health and labor till thy fields. Than when thy
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springest pence, thou'lt reap nor fame nor passion yields the
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harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcomes thoull Yet, ever
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as she sings fast to thy duty, behind thy soul
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with wisdom's golden strings, So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Edmund Agabau. My mind to me a kingdom
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is bird, Thy mind to thee a kingdom is take
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he to rule it well? For in it thou shalt
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find I wiz thy heaven or thy hell. Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway
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for good or ill Do thou command thy subjects straight
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obey say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play the
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patriot's part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and
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hope drums in thine heart give onset and against life's foes.
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Thy legioned thoughts advance, while poesy the trumpet blows, and
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satire shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou fame's citadel have
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one and glowing grasp the crown, Thy shattered hosts wail
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forth thy fate and bid thee homeward haste to find
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thy hearth left desolate and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldest
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joy and pleasure, entertain and sport with lust of love.
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Thy fields are fair with april rain. The sky bends
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blue above pavilioned in thy bowery spring, clip close thy
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beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance
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and delight. But when thou pluck'd red passion's flowers and
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drained life's chalice dry, unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes
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foul satiety, joy droops and dies love shuddering flies, and
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bids thee homeward fair to find grim winter in them
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skies and all thy kingdom bear Ah, wouldst thou rule
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thy realm aright? Let foolish fame, pass on, bid fond ambition,
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quit thy sight, and passion wild, begone, with health and
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labor till thy fields. Then why thy spring is spent,
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thou'lt reap nor fame nor passion yields the harvest of content.
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Let poesy have welcomes dole. Yet ever as she sings
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fast to thy duty, bind thy soul with wisdom's golden strings.
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So shalt thou, in its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair
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and free, and crown in all her loveliness, thy queen tranquility.
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End of poem. This record is in the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Eric. My mind to me a kingdom is
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bird thy mind. To thee, a kingdom is take heed
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to rule it well, For in it thou shalt find
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I wish thee heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art the
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monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway for
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good or ill do thou command thy subjects straight obey
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say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play the patriot's
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part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and hope
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drums in thine heart, give onset and against life's foes,
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Thy legiance thoughts advance hal poseye. The trumpet blows and
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satire shakes the lands. And when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou fame's citadel one
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and glowing grasp the crown, thy shattered host will forth
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thy fate and bid thee homeward. Haste to find thy
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heart left desolate, and all thy kingdom waste with joy
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and pleasure, entertain and sporty with lusty love. Thy feels
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are fair. With april rain, the sky bends blue above
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pavilion in thy bowery spring clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds above thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thy plucked it red passion's flower and drain
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life's shallice dry. Unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul sataliety,
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joy droops and dies, love shuddering flies and bids thee
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homeward fair to find grim winter in the skies, and
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all thy kingdom bear ah. Whilst thou rule thy realm aright,
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Let foolish fame pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy
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sight and passion, while begins on with health and labor
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till thy feels. And then, when thy spring is spent,
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thou reap nor fame nor passion yields the harvest of content.
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Let posey have welcomes dole. Yet ever as she sings
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fast to thy duty, bind thy soul with wisdom's golden strings.
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So shall thou, in its prime, possesses thy kingdom, fair
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and free and crown, and all her lovelinesses thy queen tranquility.
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End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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The Minds I by Marcus Clark, read for LibriVox dot
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org by Greg Giardano, Newport Richie, Florida. My mind to me,
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a kingdom is bird thy mind to thee, a kingdom
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is take heed to rule it well. For in it
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thou shalt find thy wiz, thy heav'n o'er thy hell.
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Thou art the monarch of the land. None can dispute
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thy sway. For good or ill do Thou command thy
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subjects straight obey say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and
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play the patriot's part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's
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flame and hope drums in thine heart give on set
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and against life's foes. Thy legion thoughts advance while poesy
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the trumpet blows and satire shakes the lance. And when
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the fiery fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down,
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when thou famest citadel hast won, and glowing grasp the crown,
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thy shatter'd hosts wail forth thy fate and bid thee
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homeward haste to find thy hearth left desolate, and all
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thy kingdom waste, wilst joy and pleasure entertain and sport
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with lusty love. Thy fields are fair with april rain,
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the sky bends blue above pavilion'd in thy bowery spring,
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clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee
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sing of dalliance and delight. But when thou pluck'd red
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passion's flowers and drain'd life's chalice dry, unbidden to thy
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fading bowers, comes foul, sayethtea joy droops and dyes love
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shuddering flies, and bids thee homeward fair to fine grim
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winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom bear ah
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which thou rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame, pass on,
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bid fond ambition, quit thy sight, and passion wild, begone,
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with health and labor till thy fields. Then, when thy
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springs spent, thout reap nor fame nor passion yields the
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harvest of content that poesy a welcome's dole it. Ever,
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as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy soul
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with wisdoms golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot org.
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By Graham Scott, Cheltenham, England. Grahamscottaudio dot com. My mind
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to me, a kingdom is bird thy mind to thee,
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a kingdom is take heed to rule it well. For
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in it thou shalt find thy wist, thy heav'n o'er
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thy hell. Thou art the monarch of the land. None
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can dispute thy sway. For good or ill do thou
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command thy subjects stray, obey say? Wouldst Thou win heroic
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fame and play the patriot's part in youth's fierce sun.
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Thy banner's flame and hope drums in thine heart, give
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onset and against life's foes, Thy legion'd thoughts advance, while
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poesy the trumpet blows and satire shakes the lance. But
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when the fiery fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down,
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when thou fame citadel hast won, and glowing grasp the crown,
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thy shatter'd hosts wail forth thy fate and bid thee
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homeward haste to fire kind Thy half left desolate and
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all thy kingdom waste. Wouldst joy and pleasure, entertain and
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sport with lusty love thy field's affair with april rain,
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the sky bends blue above pavilion'd in thy bowery spring,
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clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee
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sing of dalliance and delight. But when thou pluck'd red
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passion's flowers and drain'd life's chalice dry unbidden to thy
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fading bowers, comes foul satiety, joy droops and dies, love
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shuddering flies and bids thee homeward fair to find grim
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winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom bear Ah,
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wouldst thou rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame pass on,
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bid fond ambition, quit thy sight, and passion wild, be gone,
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with health and labor till thy fields. Then, when thy
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spring is spent, thou reap nor fame nor passion yields
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the harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcome's dole. Yet,
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ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy
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soul with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The minds I by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Helen Curl My mind to me, a kingdom
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is bird thy mind to thee, A kingdom is take
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heed to rule it well. For in it thou shalt
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find I wist thy heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway.
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For good or ill. Do Thou command thy subjects straight,
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obey say would'st Thou win heroic fame, and play the
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patriot's part in youth's fish sun, Thy banner's flame and
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hope drums in thine heart give onset and against Thy's foes,
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Thy legions thoughts advance while posey the trumpet blows and
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sati shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou fame citadel hast won,
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and glowing grasp the crown, thy shatter'd hosts well, forth
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thy fate and bid thee homeward. Haste to find thy
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heart left desolate and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldest joy
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and pleasure, entertain and sport with lust, be love. Thy
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fields are fair, with april rain the sky bends blue above,
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pavilioned in thy bowery spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sink of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou pluck'd red passion, it's flowers and drained,
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life's shallie dry, unbidden to thy fading bowers, comest fous
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to tie tea joy droops and dies love shuddering flies,
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and bid thee homeward fair to find grim winter in
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the skies, and all thy kingdom bear ah, wouldst thou
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rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame pass on, bid
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fond ambition, quit thy sight and passion wild, begone, with
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health and labor till thy fields. Then, when thy spring
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is spent, thou lt reap nor fame nor passion, yields
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the harvest of content. Let poesy have welcomes dull. Yet,
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ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy
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soul with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility and of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's I by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Jadendesuza. My mind to me a kingdom is
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thy mind. To thee a kingdom is take heed to
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rule it well. For in it thou shalt find I
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wiz thy heaven or thy health. Thou art the monarch
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of the land. None dispute thy sway for good or
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ill Do Thou command thy subjects straight obey say wouldst
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Thou win heroic fame and play the patriot's part and
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youth's fierce son, Thy banner's slain and hope drums in
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thine heart give onset and against life's bodes. Thy legions
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thoughts advance, while posey the trumpet blows, and satire shakes
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the lance. But when the fiery fight is done, when
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sinks the drawbridge down, when thou thyme citadel hast won
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and glowing grasp the crown, Thy shattered hosts wail forth
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thy fate and bid thee homeward. Haste to find thy
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heart left desolate, and all thy kingdom waste whist joy
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and pet leisure, entertain and sport with lusty love. Thy
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fields are fair with april rain, the sket thy bends
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blue above, pavilioned in thy spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou plucked red passion's flowers and drained Life's
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childice dry, unbidden to the fading bowers, comest Thou siti
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high joy droops and dies love shuddering flies, and bids
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thee homeward fare to find grim winter in the skies,
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and all thy kingdom that bear ah wouldst thou rule
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thy aright. Let foolish fame pass on, bid fond ambition,
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quit thy sight, and passion wild begone, with health and
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labor till thy fields. Then, when thy spring is spent,
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thou'st reap nor fame nor passion yields the harvest of content.
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Let posy have welcomes dole. Yet, ever as she sings
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fast to thy duty, bind thy soul with wisdom's golden strains.
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So shalt thou, in its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair
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and free, and crown in all her loveliness, thy queen tranquility.
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End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clark read for Lebrevox dot
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Org by Larry Wilson. My mind to me, a kingdom
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is bird, thy mind to thee, a kingdom is take
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keed to rule it well, For in it thou shalt
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find I wis thy heaven or thy hell? Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway
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for good or ill Do thou command thy subjects straightway?
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Say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play the patriot's
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part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and hope
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drums in thine heart give onset and against life's foes.
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Thy legions thoughts advance, while poesy the trumpet blows, and
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satire shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou fame citadel has won,
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and glowing grasp the crown, thy shatter'd host well forth
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thy fate, and bid thee homeward haste to find thy
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hearth left desolate, and all thy kingdom waste, which joy
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and pleasure entertain, and sport with lusty love. Thy fields
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are fair with april rain, the sky bends blue above,
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pavilioned in thy bowery spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou pluck'd red passion's flowers and drain'd life's
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chalice dry unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul satiety,
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joy droops and eyes, love's shuddering flies, and bids thee
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homeward fair to find grim winter in the skies and
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all thy kingdom bear Ah, wouldst thou rule thy realm aright,
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Let foolish fame, pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy sight,
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and passion wild begone, with health and labor till thy fields. Then,
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when thy spring hast spent, thou'lt reap nor fame nor
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passion yields the harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcom'd all. Yet, ever,
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as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy soul
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with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, the queen tranquility in the poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's I by Marcos Clerk Readfullybrovoux dot org my
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maya my mind. To me, a kingdom is word thy mind.
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To thee, A kingdom is take heed to rule it well.
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For in it thou shalt find I wish thy heaven
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or thy hell. Thou art the monarch of the land.
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None can dispute thy sway for good or ill. To
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thou command thy subjects straight obey, say wouldst Thou win
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heroic fame and play the patriot's part in youth, fierce sun,
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Thy bunner's flame and hope drums in thine heart, give
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unset and against life's foes. Thy legend thoughts advance while
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poesy the trumpet blows and satire shakes the lance. But
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when the fiery fight is done, when sinks the drope,
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breathe down, and Thou Fame's citadel hast won and glowing
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graspeth the crown. Thy shaddered hosts wail forth thy fate
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and be thee homeward. Haste to find thy hearth left desolate,
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and all thy kingdom waste. Would'st joy and pleasure, entertain
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and sport with lusty love. Thy fields are fair with
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april rain, the sky bends blue above pavilioned in thy
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bowy spring, clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds
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about thee sing of dalliance and delight. But when thou
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plucket red passion's flowers and trained life's callous strive, unbidden
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to thy fading bowers, comes follows society joy droops and
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diyes love shuddering, flies and beats thee homeward fair to
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find grim winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom.
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Bear Ah, what dost thou rule thy roam aright? Let
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foolish pass on bed fond ambition, with thy sight and passion,
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wil begun with health and labor till thy fields. Then,
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when thy spring is spent, dowt reap nor fame nor passion,
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youths the harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcomestor yet
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ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy
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soul with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's I by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by book Warn three sixty. My mind to me,
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a kingdom is beard. Thy mind to thee, a kingdom
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is take heed to rule it well, For in it
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thou shalt find thy wis thy heaven, nor thy hell.
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Thou art the monarch of the land. None can dispute
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thy way for good or ill do thou command thy
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subject straight away? Say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and
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play the patriot's part in youth's fierce un Thy banner's
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flame and hope drums in thine heart give onset and
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against life's foes. Thy llegian thoughts advance, while poesy the
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trumpet blows, and satire shakes the lands. But when the
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fiery fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down, when
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thou fame sit adel hast one and glowing grass the crown,
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thy shattered hosts swail forth thy fate and bid thee
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homeward haste to find thy heart left desolate and all
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thy kingdom waste. Would joy and pleasure, entertain and sport
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with lusty love. Thy fields are fair with a proa rain.
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The sky binds blue above, pavilioned in thy bowery spring.
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Click close the beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee
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sing of dalliance and delight. But when thou plucked red
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passion's flowers and drained life's chalice dry, unbidding to thy
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fading bowers, comes foul sachety, joy droops and dyes love
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shuddering flies, and bids thee homeward fare to fine groom,
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winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom bear ah.
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Whence thou rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame passed on,
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bid fond ambition, Quit thy sight and passion wild beyond
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with health and labor, till thy fields, that when thy
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spring is spent, thou reap. Not fame nor passion yields
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the harvest of contempt. The let poesy have welcomes dole.
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Yet ever as she sings, pass to thy duty, bind
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thy soul with wisdom, gold and strings. So shalt thou,
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in its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and
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crown in all her loveliness the Queen Tranquility. End of poem.
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This recording is in the public domain.
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The Mind's I by Marcus Clark read for Librevax dot
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Org by Sarah Jobber My mind. To me, a kingdom
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is bird thy mind. To thee, a kingdom is take
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heed to rule it well, For in it thou shalt
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find thy whiz, thy heaven er, thy hell. Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway.
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For good or ill. Do Thou command thy subject straight,
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obey say would'st Thou win heroic fame and play the
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patriot's part in U's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and
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hope drums in thine heart, give onset and against life's foes,
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Thy legiond thoughts advance, while posey the trumpet blows, and
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satire shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, When thou fame citadel hast
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one and glowing grasp the crown, Thy shattered hosts wail
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forth thy fate and bid thee homeward haste to find
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thy hearth left desolate, and all thy kingdom waste. When
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it's joy and pleasure, entertain and sport with lust love,
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Thy fields are fair with april rain, the skybinds blue
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above pavilion in thy bowery spring clip close, thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou plucked red passion's flowers endrained, life's chalice dry,
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unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul satiety, joy droops
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and dies, love shuddering flies and bids thee homeward fair
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to find grim winter in the skies, and all thy
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kingdom bear ah. When indst thou rule thy realm aright,
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Let foolish fame pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy sight,
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and passion wild be gone, with health and labor till
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thy fields. Then, when thy spring is spent, thou'lt reap
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nor fame nor passion yields the harvest of content. Let
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poesy have welcomes dole. Yet, ever as she sings fast
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to thy duty, bind thy soul with wisdom's golden strings.
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So shalt thou, in its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair
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and free and crown in all her loveliness, thy queen tranquility.
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End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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The Mind's Aye by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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org by androgaunts my mind. To me, a kingdom is
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bird thy mind. To thee, a kingdom is take heed
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to rule it well. For in it thou shalt find
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I wiz thy heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art the monarch.
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Of the land.
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None can dispute thy sway. For good or ill do
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thou command thy subjects straight obey say, wouldst Thou win
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heroic fame and play the patriot's part in youth's fierce sun,
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Thy banner's flame and hope drums in thine heart, give
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on satin against life's foes. Thy legiond thoughts advance, while
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poesy the trumpet blows, and satire shakes the lance. But
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when the fiery fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down,
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when thou fame citadel hast one and glowing grasped the crown,
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thy shatter'd hosts wail forth thy fate and bid thee
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homeward haste, and find thy hearth left desolate, and all
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thy kingdom waste. Wouldst joy and pleasure, entertain and sport
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with lusty love, Thy fields are fair with april rain,
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the sky bends blue above pavilion in thy bowery spring,
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clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee
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sing of dalliance and delight. But when thou plucked red
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passion's flowers and drained life's chalice dry unbidden to thy
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fading bowers, comes foul satiety, joy droops and dyes love
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shuddering flies, and bids thee homeward fair to find grim
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winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom bear ah,
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wouldst thou rule thy realm aright. Let foolish fame pass on,
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bid fond ambition, quit thy sight, and passion wild, begone,
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with health and labor till thy fields. Then, when thy
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spring is spent, thou'lt reap nor fame nor passion yields
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the harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcome's dole. Yet,
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ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy
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soul with wisdom's golden strings. Shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's eye thy Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Bruska Chuk. My mind to me, a kingdom
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is bird thy mind to thee a kingdom is take
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heed to rule it well. For in it thou shalt
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find I wiz thy heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy way.
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For good or ill do Thou command thy subjects straight obey, say,
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wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play the patriot's part
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in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and hope drums
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in thine heart give on set and against life's foes.
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Thy legion'd thoughts advance, while poesy the trumpet blows and
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satire shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou fame citadel hast won,
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and glowing grasp the crown, thy shatter'd hosts wail forth
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thy fate and bid thee homeward haste to find thy
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hearth left desolate and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldst joy
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and pleasure, entertain and sport with lusty love, Thy fields
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are fair with april rain the sky bends blue above,
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pavilioned in thy bowery spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou pluck'd red passion's flowers and drain'd life's
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chalice dry unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul satiety,
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joy droops and dies love chuddering flies and bids thee
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homeward fair to find grim winter in the skies, and
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all thy kingdom bear Ah, wouldst thou rule thy realm aright.
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Let foolish fame pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy sight,
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and passion wild, begone, with health and labor till thy fields. Then,
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when thy spring is spent, thou'lt reap nor fame nor
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passion yields the harvest of content. Let poesy have welcomes dole.
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Yet ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind
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thy soul with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in
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its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown
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in all her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clarke wratefullyst o aw by
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Craig Franklin. My mind to me, a kingdom is bird,
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thy mind to thee a kingdom is take heed to
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rule it well. For in it thou shalt find thy wiz,
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thy heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art the monarch of
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the land. None can dispute thy sway. For good or ill.
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Do thou command thy subject straight obey say, wouldst Thou
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win heroic fame and play the patriot's part in youth's
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fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and hope drums in thine heart,
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give onset and against life's foes, Thy legioned thoughts advance
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while poesy the trumpet blows and satire shakes the lance.
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But when the fiery fight is done, when sinks the
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drawbridge down, when thou fames citadel, hast won and glowing
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grasp the crown, thy shatter'd hosts, wail forth thy fate
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and bid thee homeward. Haste to find thy heart left
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desolate and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldst joy and pleasure,
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entertain and sport with lusty love. Thy fields are fair,
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with april rain, thy sky bends blue above, pavilioned in
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thy bowerry spring, clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton
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birds about thee sing of deliance and delight. But when
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thou pluckid, red, passionless flowers and drain'd life's chalice dry
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unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul satiretai joy droops
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and die love shuddering flies, and bids thee homeward fair
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to find grim winter in the skies, and all thy
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kingdoms bear ah, wouldst thou rule thy realm aright, Let
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foolish frame, pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy sight
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and passion wild, begone with health and labor till thy feels. Then,
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when thy spring is spent, thou'rt reap nor frame nor
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passion yields the harvest of content. Let poesy have welcomes dole.
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Yet ever as she sings fast thy duty, bind thy
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soul with Wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's I by Marcus Clark read for Libervox dot
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Org by Chad Horner, located in Ballyclaire, County Enter in
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Northern Ireland. My mind to me, a kingdom is beard.
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Thy mind to thee a kingdom is take heed to
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rule it well, For in it thou shalt find I
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wish thy heaven or thy hell. Thou art the monarch
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of the land. None can dispute thy sway for good
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or ill do thy command Thy subjects straight obey say,
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wouldst thy win heroic fame and play the patriot's part
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in yusphere sun, Thy banner's flame and hope drums in
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thine heart give onset and against life's foes, Thy legion
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thoughts advance, while pussy the trumpet blows and satire shakes
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the lance. And when the fiery fight is done, when
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sinks the drawbridge down, when thy fame's citadel hast won
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and glowing grasped the crown, thy scattered hosts wail forth
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thy fate and bid thee homeward haste to find thy
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hearth left desolate, and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldest joy
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and pleasure, entertain and sport with lusty love. Thy fields
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are fair with april rain, the sky bends blue above
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pavilion'd in thy bowery spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thy pluck'd red passion's flowers and drain'd life's
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chalice dry and bid to thy fading bars, comes foul satiety,
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joy drips and dies. Love shuddering flies and bids thee
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homeward fare to find grimwater in the skies and all
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thy kingdom bear ah, wouldst thou roll thy realm aright.
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Let foolish fame pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy
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sight and passion wild, begone with health and labor till
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thy fails. Then, when thy spring is spent, thou'lt reape
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nor fame nor passion yields the harvest of content. Let
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posse have welcome stole. Yet ever, as she sings fast
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to thy duty, bid thy soul with wisdom's golden strings.
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So shalt thy in its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair
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and free, and crown in all her loveliness, thy queen tranquility.
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End of poem. This record warding is in the public demand.
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The mind's i by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Elivia. My mind to me a kingdom is,
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said the poet bird. Thy mind to thee a kingdom
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is take heed to rule it well, For in it
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thou shalt find I wish thy heaven or thy hell.
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Thou art the monarch of the land. None can dispute
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thy sway for good or ill. Do Thou command thy
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subjects straight obey, say I wouldst Thou win heroic fame
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and play the patriot's part in youth's fierce son. Thy
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banner's flame and hope drums in thine heart, give onset
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and against life's foes. Thy legion thoughts advance while posey
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the trumpet blows, and satire shakes the land ants. But
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when the fiery fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down,
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when thou fame citadel hast won, and glowing grasp the crown,
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thy shattered hosts wail forth thy fate and bid thee
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homeward haste to find thy hearth left desolate and all
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thy kingdom waste. Woulds joy and pleasure, entertain and sport
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with lusty love, Thy fields are fair with april rain
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the sky bends blue above, pavilioned in thy bowery spring,
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clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee,
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saying of dalliance and delight. But when thou plucked red
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passion's flowers and drained life's chalice dry unbidden to thy
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fading bowers, comes foul saiety, joy droops and dies, love
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shuddering flies and bids thee home word fair to find
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grim winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom bear Ah,
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wouldst thou rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame pass on,
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bid fond ambition, quit thy sight and passion wild, be gone,
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with health and labor till thy fields. Then, when thy
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spring is spent, thou reap not fame nor passion, yields
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the harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcome's dole. Yet,
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ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy
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soul with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Doune Rose. My mind to me, a kingdom
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is bert thy mind to thee. A kingdom is take
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heed to rule it well. For in it thou shalt
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find I wist thy heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway.
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For good or ill do thou command thy subjects straight
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obey say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play the
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patriot's part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and
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hope drums in thine heart give onset and against life's foes.
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Thy legion thoughts advance while poesy the trumpet blows and
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satire shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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one sinks the drawbridge down. When Thou fame's citadel hast
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one and glowing grasp the crown, Thy shatter'd hosts. Swell
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forth thy fate and bid thee homeward haste to find
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thy hearth of desolate and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldest
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joy and pleasure, entertain and sport with lust love. Thy
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fields are fair with april rain. The sky bends blue
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above pavilion in thy bowery spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou pluck'd red passion's flowers and drain life's
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chalice dry, unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul say
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tea tie joy droops and dyes love shuddering flies, and
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bids thee homeward fair to find grim winter in the skies,
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and all thy kingdom bear ah, wouldst thou rule thy
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realm aright, Let foolish fame, pass on, bid fond ambition,
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quit thy sight and passion, while begone with health and
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labor till thy fields. Then, when thy spring is spent,
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thou shalt reap nor fame nor passion yields the harvest
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of content. Let poesy have welcomes dull. Yet, ever as
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she sings fast to thy duty, binds thy soul with
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wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime, possess
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thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all her loveliness,
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thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording is in
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the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clark wreat for LibriVox dot
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org by the winiqueful nevorda. My mind to me, a
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kingdom is bird, thy mind to thee a kingdom is
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take he to rule it well, For in it thou
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shalt find thy wis thy heaven 'er thy hell. Thou
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art the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy
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sway for good or ill do thou command thy subjects
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straight abey say, wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play
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the patriot's part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame
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and hope drums in thine heart, give anset and against
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life's foes. Thy legion thoughts advance while poesy the trumpet
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blows and satire shakes the lands. But when the fiery
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fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou
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fame citadel hast won, and glowing grasped the crown, thy
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shattered hosts will for thy fate and bid thee homeward.
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Haste to find thy heart left desolate in all thy
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kingdom waste. Wouldst joy and pleasure, entertain and sport with
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lust love. Thy fields are fair with april rain, the
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sky bends blue above pavilion, in thy bowery spring clip
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close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee sing
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of dalliance and the light. But when thou pluck'dst red
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passion's flowers and drained, life's shallice dry, unbidden to thy
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fading bow, as comes foul satiety, joy droops and eyes
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love shuddering flies and bids thee homeward fare to find
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grim winter in the skies, in all thy kingdom bear ah,
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wouldst thou rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame pass on,
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bid fond ambition, quit thy sight and passion whild be gone,
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with health and labor till thy fields. Than when thy
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springest pence, thou'lt reap nor fame nor passion yields the
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harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcomes thoull Yet, ever
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as she sings fast to thy duty, behind thy soul
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with wisdom's golden strings, So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Edmund Agabau. My mind to me a kingdom
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is bird, Thy mind to thee a kingdom is take
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he to rule it well? For in it thou shalt
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find I wiz thy heaven or thy hell. Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway
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for good or ill Do thou command thy subjects straight
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obey say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play the
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patriot's part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and
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hope drums in thine heart give onset and against life's foes.
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Thy legioned thoughts advance, while poesy the trumpet blows, and
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satire shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou fame's citadel have
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one and glowing grasp the crown, Thy shattered hosts wail
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forth thy fate and bid thee homeward haste to find
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thy hearth left desolate and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldest
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joy and pleasure, entertain and sport with lust of love.
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Thy fields are fair with april rain. The sky bends
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blue above pavilioned in thy bowery spring, clip close thy
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beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance
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and delight. But when thou pluck'd red passion's flowers and
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drained life's chalice dry, unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes
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foul satiety, joy droops and dies love shuddering flies, and
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bids thee homeward fair to find grim winter in them
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skies and all thy kingdom bear Ah, wouldst thou rule
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thy realm aright? Let foolish fame, pass on, bid fond ambition,
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quit thy sight, and passion wild, begone, with health and
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labor till thy fields. Then why thy spring is spent,
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thou'lt reap nor fame nor passion yields the harvest of content.
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Let poesy have welcomes dole. Yet ever as she sings
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fast to thy duty, bind thy soul with wisdom's golden strings.
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So shalt thou, in its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair
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and free, and crown in all her loveliness, thy queen tranquility.
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End of poem. This record is in the public domain.
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Org by Eric. My mind to me a kingdom is
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bird thy mind. To thee, a kingdom is take heed
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to rule it well, For in it thou shalt find
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I wish thee heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art the
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monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway for
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good or ill do thou command thy subjects straight obey
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say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play the patriot's
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part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and hope
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drums in thine heart, give onset and against life's foes,
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Thy legiance thoughts advance hal poseye. The trumpet blows and
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satire shakes the lands. And when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou fame's citadel one
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and glowing grasp the crown, thy shattered host will forth
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thy fate and bid thee homeward. Haste to find thy
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heart left desolate, and all thy kingdom waste with joy
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and pleasure, entertain and sporty with lusty love. Thy feels
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are fair. With april rain, the sky bends blue above
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pavilion in thy bowery spring clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds above thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thy plucked it red passion's flower and drain
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life's shallice dry. Unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul sataliety,
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joy droops and dies, love shuddering flies and bids thee
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homeward fair to find grim winter in the skies, and
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all thy kingdom bear ah. Whilst thou rule thy realm aright,
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Let foolish fame pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy
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sight and passion, while begins on with health and labor
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till thy feels. And then, when thy spring is spent,
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thou reap nor fame nor passion yields the harvest of content.
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Let posey have welcomes dole. Yet ever as she sings
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fast to thy duty, bind thy soul with wisdom's golden strings.
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So shall thou, in its prime, possesses thy kingdom, fair
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and free and crown, and all her lovelinesses thy queen tranquility.
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End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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org by Greg Giardano, Newport Richie, Florida. My mind to me,
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a kingdom is bird thy mind to thee, a kingdom
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is take heed to rule it well. For in it
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thou shalt find thy wiz, thy heav'n o'er thy hell.
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Thou art the monarch of the land. None can dispute
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thy sway. For good or ill do Thou command thy
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subjects straight obey say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and
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play the patriot's part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's
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flame and hope drums in thine heart give on set
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and against life's foes. Thy legion thoughts advance while poesy
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the trumpet blows and satire shakes the lance. And when
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the fiery fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down,
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when thou famest citadel hast won, and glowing grasp the crown,
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thy shatter'd hosts wail forth thy fate and bid thee
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homeward haste to find thy hearth left desolate, and all
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thy kingdom waste, wilst joy and pleasure entertain and sport
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with lusty love. Thy fields are fair with april rain,
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the sky bends blue above pavilion'd in thy bowery spring,
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clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee
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sing of dalliance and delight. But when thou pluck'd red
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passion's flowers and drain'd life's chalice dry, unbidden to thy
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fading bowers, comes foul, sayethtea joy droops and dyes love
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shuddering flies, and bids thee homeward fair to fine grim
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winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom bear ah
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which thou rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame, pass on,
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bid fond ambition, quit thy sight, and passion wild, begone,
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with health and labor till thy fields. Then, when thy
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springs spent, thout reap nor fame nor passion yields the
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harvest of content that poesy a welcome's dole it. Ever,
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as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy soul
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with wisdoms golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot org.
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By Graham Scott, Cheltenham, England. Grahamscottaudio dot com. My mind
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to me, a kingdom is bird thy mind to thee,
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a kingdom is take heed to rule it well. For
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in it thou shalt find thy wist, thy heav'n o'er
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thy hell. Thou art the monarch of the land. None
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can dispute thy sway. For good or ill do thou
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command thy subjects stray, obey say? Wouldst Thou win heroic
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fame and play the patriot's part in youth's fierce sun.
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Thy banner's flame and hope drums in thine heart, give
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onset and against life's foes, Thy legion'd thoughts advance, while
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poesy the trumpet blows and satire shakes the lance. But
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when the fiery fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down,
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when thou fame citadel hast won, and glowing grasp the crown,
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thy shatter'd hosts wail forth thy fate and bid thee
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homeward haste to fire kind Thy half left desolate and
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all thy kingdom waste. Wouldst joy and pleasure, entertain and
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sport with lusty love thy field's affair with april rain,
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the sky bends blue above pavilion'd in thy bowery spring,
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clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee
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sing of dalliance and delight. But when thou pluck'd red
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passion's flowers and drain'd life's chalice dry unbidden to thy
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fading bowers, comes foul satiety, joy droops and dies, love
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shuddering flies and bids thee homeward fair to find grim
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winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom bear Ah,
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wouldst thou rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame pass on,
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bid fond ambition, quit thy sight, and passion wild, be gone,
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with health and labor till thy fields. Then, when thy
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spring is spent, thou reap nor fame nor passion yields
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the harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcome's dole. Yet,
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ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy
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soul with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The minds I by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Helen Curl My mind to me, a kingdom
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is bird thy mind to thee, A kingdom is take
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heed to rule it well. For in it thou shalt
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find I wist thy heaven o'er thy hell. Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway.
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For good or ill. Do Thou command thy subjects straight,
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obey say would'st Thou win heroic fame, and play the
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patriot's part in youth's fish sun, Thy banner's flame and
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hope drums in thine heart give onset and against Thy's foes,
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Thy legions thoughts advance while posey the trumpet blows and
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sati shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou fame citadel hast won,
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and glowing grasp the crown, thy shatter'd hosts well, forth
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thy fate and bid thee homeward. Haste to find thy
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heart left desolate and all thy kingdom waste. Wouldest joy
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and pleasure, entertain and sport with lust, be love. Thy
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fields are fair, with april rain the sky bends blue above,
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pavilioned in thy bowery spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sink of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou pluck'd red passion, it's flowers and drained,
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life's shallie dry, unbidden to thy fading bowers, comest fous
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to tie tea joy droops and dies love shuddering flies,
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and bid thee homeward fair to find grim winter in
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the skies, and all thy kingdom bear ah, wouldst thou
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rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame pass on, bid
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fond ambition, quit thy sight and passion wild, begone, with
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health and labor till thy fields. Then, when thy spring
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is spent, thou lt reap nor fame nor passion, yields
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the harvest of content. Let poesy have welcomes dull. Yet,
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ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy
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soul with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility and of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's I by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by Jadendesuza. My mind to me a kingdom is
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thy mind. To thee a kingdom is take heed to
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rule it well. For in it thou shalt find I
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wiz thy heaven or thy health. Thou art the monarch
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of the land. None dispute thy sway for good or
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ill Do Thou command thy subjects straight obey say wouldst
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Thou win heroic fame and play the patriot's part and
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youth's fierce son, Thy banner's slain and hope drums in
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thine heart give onset and against life's bodes. Thy legions
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thoughts advance, while posey the trumpet blows, and satire shakes
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the lance. But when the fiery fight is done, when
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sinks the drawbridge down, when thou thyme citadel hast won
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and glowing grasp the crown, Thy shattered hosts wail forth
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thy fate and bid thee homeward. Haste to find thy
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heart left desolate, and all thy kingdom waste whist joy
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and pet leisure, entertain and sport with lusty love. Thy
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fields are fair with april rain, the sket thy bends
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blue above, pavilioned in thy spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou plucked red passion's flowers and drained Life's
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childice dry, unbidden to the fading bowers, comest Thou siti
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high joy droops and dies love shuddering flies, and bids
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thee homeward fare to find grim winter in the skies,
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and all thy kingdom that bear ah wouldst thou rule
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thy aright. Let foolish fame pass on, bid fond ambition,
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quit thy sight, and passion wild begone, with health and
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labor till thy fields. Then, when thy spring is spent,
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thou'st reap nor fame nor passion yields the harvest of content.
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Let posy have welcomes dole. Yet, ever as she sings
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fast to thy duty, bind thy soul with wisdom's golden strains.
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So shalt thou, in its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair
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and free, and crown in all her loveliness, thy queen tranquility.
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End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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The Mind's Eye by Marcus Clark read for Lebrevox dot
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Org by Larry Wilson. My mind to me, a kingdom
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is bird, thy mind to thee, a kingdom is take
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keed to rule it well, For in it thou shalt
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find I wis thy heaven or thy hell? Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway
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for good or ill Do thou command thy subjects straightway?
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Say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and play the patriot's
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part in youth's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and hope
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drums in thine heart give onset and against life's foes.
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Thy legions thoughts advance, while poesy the trumpet blows, and
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satire shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, when thou fame citadel has won,
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and glowing grasp the crown, thy shatter'd host well forth
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thy fate, and bid thee homeward haste to find thy
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hearth left desolate, and all thy kingdom waste, which joy
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and pleasure entertain, and sport with lusty love. Thy fields
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are fair with april rain, the sky bends blue above,
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pavilioned in thy bowery spring, clip close thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou pluck'd red passion's flowers and drain'd life's
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chalice dry unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul satiety,
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joy droops and eyes, love's shuddering flies, and bids thee
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homeward fair to find grim winter in the skies and
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all thy kingdom bear Ah, wouldst thou rule thy realm aright,
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Let foolish fame, pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy sight,
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and passion wild begone, with health and labor till thy fields. Then,
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when thy spring hast spent, thou'lt reap nor fame nor
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passion yields the harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcom'd all. Yet, ever,
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as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy soul
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with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, the queen tranquility in the poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's I by Marcos Clerk Readfullybrovoux dot org my
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maya my mind. To me, a kingdom is word thy mind.
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To thee, A kingdom is take heed to rule it well.
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For in it thou shalt find I wish thy heaven
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or thy hell. Thou art the monarch of the land.
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None can dispute thy sway for good or ill. To
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thou command thy subjects straight obey, say wouldst Thou win
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heroic fame and play the patriot's part in youth, fierce sun,
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Thy bunner's flame and hope drums in thine heart, give
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unset and against life's foes. Thy legend thoughts advance while
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poesy the trumpet blows and satire shakes the lance. But
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when the fiery fight is done, when sinks the drope,
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breathe down, and Thou Fame's citadel hast won and glowing
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graspeth the crown. Thy shaddered hosts wail forth thy fate
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and be thee homeward. Haste to find thy hearth left desolate,
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and all thy kingdom waste. Would'st joy and pleasure, entertain
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and sport with lusty love. Thy fields are fair with
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april rain, the sky bends blue above pavilioned in thy
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bowy spring, clip close thy beauty bright, while wanton birds
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about thee sing of dalliance and delight. But when thou
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plucket red passion's flowers and trained life's callous strive, unbidden
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to thy fading bowers, comes follows society joy droops and
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diyes love shuddering, flies and beats thee homeward fair to
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find grim winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom.
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Bear Ah, what dost thou rule thy roam aright? Let
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foolish pass on bed fond ambition, with thy sight and passion,
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wil begun with health and labor till thy fields. Then,
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when thy spring is spent, dowt reap nor fame nor passion,
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youths the harvest of content. Let Poesy have welcomestor yet
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ever as she sings fast to thy duty, bind thy
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soul with wisdom's golden strings. So shalt thou, in its prime,
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possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and crown in all
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her loveliness, thy queen tranquility. End of poem. This recording
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is in the public domain.
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The Mind's I by Marcus Clark read for LibriVox dot
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Org by book Warn three sixty. My mind to me,
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a kingdom is beard. Thy mind to thee, a kingdom
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is take heed to rule it well, For in it
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thou shalt find thy wis thy heaven, nor thy hell.
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Thou art the monarch of the land. None can dispute
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thy way for good or ill do thou command thy
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subject straight away? Say wouldst Thou win heroic fame and
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play the patriot's part in youth's fierce un Thy banner's
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flame and hope drums in thine heart give onset and
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against life's foes. Thy llegian thoughts advance, while poesy the
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trumpet blows, and satire shakes the lands. But when the
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fiery fight is done, when sinks the drawbridge down, when
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thou fame sit adel hast one and glowing grass the crown,
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thy shattered hosts swail forth thy fate and bid thee
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homeward haste to find thy heart left desolate and all
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thy kingdom waste. Would joy and pleasure, entertain and sport
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with lusty love. Thy fields are fair with a proa rain.
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The sky binds blue above, pavilioned in thy bowery spring.
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Click close the beauty bright, while wanton birds about thee
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sing of dalliance and delight. But when thou plucked red
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passion's flowers and drained life's chalice dry, unbidding to thy
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fading bowers, comes foul sachety, joy droops and dyes love
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shuddering flies, and bids thee homeward fare to fine groom,
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winter in the skies, and all thy kingdom bear ah.
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Whence thou rule thy realm aright, Let foolish fame passed on,
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bid fond ambition, Quit thy sight and passion wild beyond
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with health and labor, till thy fields, that when thy
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spring is spent, thou reap. Not fame nor passion yields
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the harvest of contempt. The let poesy have welcomes dole.
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Yet ever as she sings, pass to thy duty, bind
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thy soul with wisdom, gold and strings. So shalt thou,
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in its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair and free, and
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crown in all her loveliness the Queen Tranquility. End of poem.
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This recording is in the public domain.
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The Mind's I by Marcus Clark read for Librevax dot
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Org by Sarah Jobber My mind. To me, a kingdom
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is bird thy mind. To thee, a kingdom is take
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heed to rule it well, For in it thou shalt
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find thy whiz, thy heaven er, thy hell. Thou art
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the monarch of the land. None can dispute thy sway.
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For good or ill. Do Thou command thy subject straight,
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obey say would'st Thou win heroic fame and play the
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patriot's part in U's fierce sun. Thy banner's flame and
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hope drums in thine heart, give onset and against life's foes,
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Thy legiond thoughts advance, while posey the trumpet blows, and
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satire shakes the lance. But when the fiery fight is done,
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when sinks the drawbridge down, When thou fame citadel hast
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one and glowing grasp the crown, Thy shattered hosts wail
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forth thy fate and bid thee homeward haste to find
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thy hearth left desolate, and all thy kingdom waste. When
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it's joy and pleasure, entertain and sport with lust love,
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Thy fields are fair with april rain, the skybinds blue
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above pavilion in thy bowery spring clip close, thy beauty bright,
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while wanton birds about thee sing of dalliance and delight.
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But when thou plucked red passion's flowers endrained, life's chalice dry,
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unbidden to thy fading bowers, comes foul satiety, joy droops
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and dies, love shuddering flies and bids thee homeward fair
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to find grim winter in the skies, and all thy
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kingdom bear ah. When indst thou rule thy realm aright,
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Let foolish fame pass on, bid fond ambition, quit thy sight,
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and passion wild be gone, with health and labor till
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thy fields. Then, when thy spring is spent, thou'lt reap
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nor fame nor passion yields the harvest of content. Let
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poesy have welcomes dole. Yet, ever as she sings fast
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to thy duty, bind thy soul with wisdom's golden strings.
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So shalt thou, in its prime, possess thy kingdom, fair
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and free and crown in all her loveliness, thy queen tranquility.
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End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
