Burst out in wailing riot,
Thou darkling martyr-lay,
That in my soul, flame-quiet,
I've borne this many a day!
It thrills through every hearing
And so the heart doth gain.
I've conjured up, unfearing,
The thousand-year-old pain.
Great, little, weep and even
Cold hearts do tearful grow :
The small stars weep in heaven,
The maids and flowers below.
The tears, still southward fleeting,
To the still conclave go
And all, each other meeting,
Into the Jordan flow.
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'It thrills through every hearing And so the heart doth gain. I've conjured up, unfearing, The thousand-year-old pain.' got a feeling I missed something here, but thankfully not the tousand year pain