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 Here, 'neath the arch of the vast, clear sky, Where range upon range the remote grey hills Far in the distance recede and die, There is no space for thy trivial ills.

On the low horizon towards the sea, Faint yet vivid, the lightnings play, The lucid air is kind as a kiss, The falling twilight is cool and grey. What has sorrow to do with thee? Love was cruel? thou now art free. Life unkind? it has given thee this! 53