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spirit longings.
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Thus may my life shine forth a star,
On all who walk in night,
Unquenched by mists, undimmed by clouds,
Till lost in morn's full light.

O spirit, be no more content
To dream, aspire, and long!
Grasp thou the grand, the beautiful,
The proud, the free, the strong!
O rouse! no more for far-off good,
With folded hands, I pine;
I seek, I yet will find, the springs
To quench this thirst divine!
And these, all these I covet now,
God helping, shall be mine!