Memorys Golden Urn Or a Retrospective View of Mans Journey From His Mothers

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Now come the scenes of joyous youthful time, All filled with hopes and radiance sublime.
I seem ensphered in youth's sweet paradise, And all its pleasing sports before me rise.
I doff the hat and linen garb once more.
And leave them lying on the emerald shore, Arid plunge beneath the running, sparkling stream, Nor of the slightest danger do I dream.
The ancient Priestess who was purified By bathing in Castalia's crystal tide, 10 MEMORY'S POLDEN JJRN.
Which at Parnassus' base did grandly, flow, ...In mystic ages of the long ago, Did never feel a grander cleansing power, Than did I feel in that sweet bathing hour.
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Again I wend along the shady vale, A thousand fragrant odors I inhale. Its gorgeous scenery which around me lay Is grander far than that of Thessaly: No vale of Tempe with its sylvan calm E'er sent such joys to heart of Grecian man, As once I shared in vales I used to roam, Near by my early, humble, childhood home.
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I climb again the side of rugged hill, And in my heart I feel a joyous thrill.

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