STROPHE I

Many dread forms of woe and fear the Earth

Doth breed; and Ocean's deep

Is full of foes men hate, of monstrous birth;

And Air's high pathways keep

Their flashing meteors; birds that wing their flight,

And things on earth that creep;

And one might tell the wrath of whirlwind's might,

When tempests wildly sweep.

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