VI.

_The spirit lowers and speaks: “Tremble ye wild Woods!_

Ye Cataracts! your _organ-voices_ sound!

Deep Crags, in earth by massy tenures bound,

Oh, Earthquake, _level flat_! The peace that broods

Above this world, and steadfastly eludes

Your power, howl Winds and break; the peace that mocks

Dismay ’mid silent streams and voiceless rocks—

Through wildernesses, cliffs, and solitudes.

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