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XXXVII. Nature.
River, forest, stream
To my spirit are
As a distant star,
As a dream within a dream.
To my spirit are
As a distant star,
As a dream within a dream.
Mountain, valley, plain—
The world's beauty appears
As the relief of tears
To an unknown pain.
The world's beauty appears
As the relief of tears
To an unknown pain.
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