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Cambridge Poets 1900–1913
Cambridge Poets 1900–1913 (1913), PDF p. 234
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EPILOGUE .
F
there
be
breath
of God
in
ocean 's
rise
and
fall,
1
If
there
be God behind the
stars and
sullen
blue,
If
all
our
dreams
that
we
would
proudly
hold
as
true
Are shadows
from
the
light
of
God
who
is
the All
;
If
we
who
looked
adoringly
in
Nature
's
eyes
,
And
we
who
find
in
Love
the
highest
truth
we
know
And bear
the
blazing
torch
of
song
aloft
to
show
Divinity
indwells
the
lovely
forms we prize
;
If
we
,
then
,
poets
,
dare
believe
as
we dare
see
The God
above
,
among
us
,
who
is
God
indeed
,
O
Thou
,
who
gave
us
voice
and
vision
to
our
need
,
Take
to
Thyself
the
songs
that
had
their
birth
in
Thee
.
Sarasvati
.
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