Samuel Greenberg Poems

He nither wrote, nor uttered murmer at wonder
But grew 'pon his rich riegning lofty desire,
And hung the earth, pon each fadeing fancy
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When first I beheld
The sight of self alone,
Here standing upon a floor--
A new sensitive throne--
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But only to be memories of spiritual gate
Letting us feel the difference from the real
Are not limits the sooth to formulate
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The marble walls held the dim sky sHadows
That were strangly woven in grays
Silhouette set the scepters roveing
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And this great human rebellion, has it's scattered laureates - sparks,
That kindle the flame to repeat my brother will cause the
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O covering hem, my life to thee
Refuses to exHalt of such powerful
Scale, though full of its half plead
relate its charm's through meditation,
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That from nowhere settles impressions
Gleam O thou dost aid the muse
Below, to drain his soulful
Desire, from the strings of thy
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The motion of gathering loops of Water
Must either Burst - or remain in a moment
The violet colours Through the glass
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Poet o soul! hast thou within thy wing the raise
That nature doth disown, with complete color
The enlightening beat of Heaven's plausive royalty
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In our Bible, the dream of Samuel is death,
As the clouds consume his form and bare him to Heaven--
The song from colored birds so lyric and sweet
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