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667 Bloom upon the Mountain—stated— Blameless of a Name— Efflorescence of a Sunset— Reproduced—the same— Seed, had I, my Purple Sowing Should endow the Day— Not a Topic of a Twilight— Show itself away— Who for tilling—to the Mountain Come, and disappear— Whose be Her Renown, or fading, Witness, is not here— While I state—the Solemn Petals, Far as North—and East, Far as South and West—expanding— Culminate—in Rest— And the Mountain to the Evening Fit His Countenance— Indicating, by no Muscle— The Experience—
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