WEST WIND.

"I've rolled o'er the regions

Of earth and sea,

And laughed at the legions

That trembled at me.

I've madly gambolled

With clouds and waves;

And closed, as I rambled,

My victim's grave.

I've roared and I've revelled,

With fiend-like glee,

Earth's palaces levelled,

Wrecks dashed o'er the sea."

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