PERSEUS.

Stand there! Behold the new, uncharted day--

Not as a fool made sweet for fools to kiss;

Not as a saint to whom sick masters pray;

No more the sad shell singing of men's lust;

No more the sum of priests' pale sophistries;

But as men stand, unchallenged, equal, free,

Each path to take and every race to run.

Stand forth, O shining equal in the sun!

Unfold, upspring, outblossom from the dust,

O divinest playfellow even as we!

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