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  Which I endured would have bewildered me��
  If but mine eyes had been averted from it��

And I remember that I was more bold
  On this account to bear�察�so that I joined
  My aspect with the Glory Infinite。

O grace abundant�察�by which I presumed
  To fix my sight upon the Light Eternal��
  So that the seeing I consumed therein��

I saw that in its depth far down is lying
  Bound up with love together in one volume��
  What through the universe in leaves is scattered��

Substance�察�and accident�察�and their operations��
  All interfused together in such wise
  That what I speak of is one simple light。

The universal fashion of this knot
  Methinks I saw�察�since more abundantly
  In saying this I feel that I rejoice。

One moment is more lethargy to me��
  Than five and twenty centuries to the emprise
  That startled Neptune with the shade of Argo��

My mind in this wise wholly in suspense��
  Steadfast�察�immovable�察�attentive gazed��
  And evermore with gazing grew enkindled。

In presence of that light one such becomes��
  That to withdraw therefrom for other prospect
  It is impossible he e'er consent��

Because the good�察�which object is of will��
  Is gathered all in this�察�and out of it
  That is defective which is perfect there。

Shorter henceforward will my language fall
  Of what I yet remember�察�than an infant's
  Who still his tongue doth moisten at the breast。

Not because more than one unmingled semblance
  Was in the living light on which I looked��
  For it is always what it was before��

But through the sight�察�that fortified itself
  In me by looking�察�one appearance only
  To me was ever changing as I changed。

Within the deep and luminous subsistence
  Of the High Light appeared to me three circles��
  Of threefold colour and of one dimension��

And by the second seemed the first reflected
  As Iris is by Iris�察�and the third
  Seemed fire that equally from both is breathed。

O how all speech is feeble and falls short
  Of my conceit�察�and this to what I saw
  Is such�察�'tis not enough to call it little��

O Light Eterne�察�sole in thyself that dwellest��
  Sole knowest thyself�察�and�察�known unto thyself
  And knowing�察�lovest and smilest on thyself��

That circulation�察�which being thus conceived
  Appeared in thee as a reflected light��
  When somewhat contemplated by mine eyes��

Within itself�察�of its own very colour
  Seemed to me painted with our effigy��
  Wherefore my sight was all absorbed therein。

As the geometrician�察�who endeavours
  To square the circle�察�and discovers not��
  By taking thought�察�the principle he wants��

Even such was I at that new apparition��
  I wished to see how the image to the circle
  Conformed itself�察�and how it there finds place��

But my own wings were not enough for this��
  Had it not been that then my mind there smote
  A flash of lightning�察�wherein came its wish。

Here vigour failed the lofty fantasy��
  But now was turning my desire and will��
  Even as a wheel that equally is moved��

The Love which moves the sun and the other stars。




APPENDIX


SIX SONNETS ON DANTE'S DIVINE COMEDY
BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW ��1807´1882��


I

Oft have I seen at some cathedral door
  A laborer�察�pausing in the dust and heat��
  Lay down his burden�察�and with reverent feet
  Enter�察�and cross himself�察�and on the floor
Kneel to repeat his paternoster o'er��
  Far off the noises of the world retreat��
  The loud vociferations of the street
  Become an undistinguishable roar。
So�察�as I enter here from day to day��
  And leave my burden at this minster gate��
  Kneeling in prayer�察�and not ashamed to pray��
The tumult of the time disconsolate
  To inarticulate murmurs dies away��
  While the eternal ages watch and wait。


II

How strange the sculptures that adorn these towers��
  This crowd of statues�察�in whose folded sleeves
  Birds build their nests�察�while canopied with leaves
  Parvis and portal bloom like trellised bowers��
And the vast minster seems a cross of flowers��
  But fiends and dragons on the gargoyled eaves
  Watch the dead Christ between the living thieves��
  And�察�underneath�察�the traitor Judas lowers��
Ah� �from what agonies of heart and brain��
  What exultations trampling on despair��
  What tenderness�察�what tears�察�what hate of wrong��
What passionate outcry of a soul in pain��
  Uprose this poem of the earth and air��
  This mediaeval miracle of song��


III

I enter�察�and I see thee in the gloom
  Of the long aisles�察�O poet saturnine��
  And strive to make my steps keep pace with thine。
  The air is filled with some unknown perfume��
The congregation of the dead make room
  For thee to pass�察�the votive tapers shine��
  Like rooks that haunt Ravenna's groves of pine��
  The hovering echoes fly from tomb to tomb。
From the confessionals I hear arise
  Rehearsals of forgotten tragedies��
  And lamentations from the crypts below
And then a voice celestial that begins
  With the pathetic words�察 �Although your sins
  As scarlet be�察─�and ends with ;as the snow。;


IV

With snow´white veil�察�and garments as of flame��
  She stands before thee�察�who so long ago
  Filled thy young heart with passion and the woe
  From which thy song in all its splendors came��
And while with stern rebuke she speaks thy name��
  The ice about thy heart melts as the snow
  On mountain heights�察�and in swift overflow
  Comes gushing from thy lips in sobs of shame。
Thou makest full confession�察�and a gleam
  As of the dawn on some dark forest cast��
  Seems on thy lifted forehead to increase��
Lethe and Eunoethe remembered dream
  And the forgotten sorrowbring at last
  That perfect pardon which is perfect peace。


V

I Lift mine eyes�察�and all the windows blaze
  With forms of saints and holy men who died��
  Here martyred and hereafter glorified��
  And the great Rose upon its leaves displays
Christ's Triumph�察�and the angelic roundelays��
  With splendor upon splendor multiplied��
  And Beatrice again at Dante's side
  No more rebukes�察�but smiles her words of praise。
And then the organ sounds�察�and unseen choirs
  Sing the old Latin hymns of peace and love
  And benedictions of the Holy Ghost��
And the melodious bells among the spires
  O'er all the house´tops and through heaven above
  Proclaim the elevation of the Host��


VI

O star of morning and of liberty��
  O bringer of the light�察�whose splendor shines
  Above the darkness of the Apennines��
  Forerunner of the day that is to be��
The voices of the city and the sea��
  The voices of the mountains and the pines��
  Repeat thy song�察�till the familiar lines
  Are footpaths for the thought of Italy��
Thy fame is blown abroad from all the heights��
  Through all the nations�察�and a sound is heard��
  As of a mighty wind�察�and men devout��
Strangers of Rome�察�and the new proselytes��
  In their own language hear thy wondrous word��
  And many are amazed and many doubt。




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