II

My soul is such a stream as thou,

Lapsing along it heeds not how;

In one thing only unlike thee,--

Losing itself, it finds no sea.

Albeit I know a day shall come

When its dull waters will be dumb;

And then this river-soul of Me,

Losing itself, shall find the sea.

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