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[Out, palsied soul, that dost but tremble ever]
Out, palsied soul, that dost but tremble everIn sight of the bright sunshine;—mine be joy,
And the full heart, and eye that faileth never
In the glad morning:—I am yet a boy;—
I have not wandered from the crystal river
That flowed by me in childhood: my employ
Hath been to take the gift and praise the Giver;
To love the flowers thy heedless steps destroy.
I wonder if the bliss that flows to me
In youth, shall be exhaled and scorched up dry
By the noonday glare of life; I must not lie
For ever in the shade of childhood's tree;
But I must venture forth and make advance
Along the toilèd path of human circumstance.
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