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    And made you breed in the cage?

    giant sun warmed your bosom

    to give me birth?

    I bless you not, yet I  curse you;

    For even as you h life

    So I have burdened man

    But less cruel have I been.

    I, immortal, made man a passing shadow;

    And you, dying, conceived me deathless.

    Yesterday, dead yesterday,

    Surn ant tomorrow,

    t I may bring you to judgment?

    And h lifes second dawn

    t I may erase your earth?

    ould t you mighe dead of yore,

    till ts oter fruit,

    And all tagnant he slain,

    And ility.

    third God

    Brothers,

    the song.

    And now she singer.

    Like a fawn in glad surprise

    Sreams

    And turns o every side.

    Oal intent,

    the eye of purpose half-born;

    t quiver

    itaste of promised delight!

    flower has fallen from heaven,

    flame has risen from hell.

    t startled t of silence

    to thless joy and fear?

    dream dreamt ,

    t gave o the wind

    t he drowsing valley

    And made c?

    Second God

    the sacred loom is given you,

    And t to he fabric.

    t shall be yours for evermore,

    And yours t,

    And yours the gold.

    Yet you .

    Your hands have spun mans soul

    From living air and fire,

    Yet nohread,

    And lend your versed fingers to an idle eternity.

    First God

    Nay, unto eternity unmoulded I would gi