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The Voice of the Sea

 THE SEA was hoary, hoary,
Beating on rock and cave:
The winds were white and weeping
With foam dust of the wave.
They thundered louder, louder, With storm-lips curled in scorn— And dost thou tremble before us, O fallen star of morn?

Poem by George William Russell
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