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Orpheus

Orpheus (1905), PDF p. 45

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Seven petals that slaughter The menace of Dis, Come forth! I invoke thee, O rainbow, thou maid of the myriad eyes ! THE RAINBOW In multiple measure The flowers of us fold The scarlet and azure And olive and gold, Hyperion his treasure Of light that is rolled In music and pleasure Unheard and untold. We are kisses of light and of tears, love’s triumph on . fear. We obey: I am here! ORPHEUS Dim lights shed around me In many a form Like lovers surround me :— O tender and warm ! They hunt me, they hound me; They struggle and swarm— Come forth! I invoke ye united, the manifold shape of the storm ! 46
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