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William Blake - To the MusesWilliam Blake - To the Muses
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Whether on Ida`s shady brow,         Or in the chambers of the East,     The chambers of the sun, that now         From ancient melody have ceas`d;     Whether in Heav`n ye wander fair,         Or the green corners of the earth,     Or the blue regions of the air,         Where the melodious winds have birth;     Whether on crystal rocks ye rove,        Beneath the bosom of the sea    Wand`ring in many a coral grove,        Fair Nine, forsaking Poetry!    How have you left the ancient love        That bards of old enjoy`d in you!    The languid strings do scarcely move!        The sound is forc`d, the notes are few!
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