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Algernon Charles Swinburne - John Ford: VIAlgernon Charles Swinburne - John Ford: VI
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HEW hard the marble from the mountain’s heart     Where hardest night holds fast in iron gloom     Gems brighter than an April dawn in bloom, That his Memnoniah likeness thence may start Revealed, whose hand with high funereal art     Carved night, and chiselled shadow: be the tomb     That speaks him famous graven with signs of doom Intrenched inevitably in lines athwart, As on some thunder-blasted Titan’s brow     His record of rebellion. Not the day         Shall strike forth music from so stern a chord, Touching this marble: darkness, none knows how,     And stars impenetrable of midnight, may.         So locms the likeness of thy soul, John Ford.
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