LII

"Yet over his deep soul, with all its crowd

Of varying hopes and fears, he still must brood;

As from its azure height a tranquil cloud

Watches its own bright changes in the flood;

Self-reading, not self-loving--they are twain--

And sounding, while he mourns, the depths of pain.

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