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A Political Poem / The vision of a rock where lightnings whirl'd / Bruising the darkness with their crackling light; / The waves, enormous wanderers of the world, / Beat on it with their hammers day and night.
Two figures crouching on the black rock, bound / To one another with a coiling chain; / A grey-haired youth, whose cheeks had never found, / Or long ere this had lost their ruddy stain; / A sibyl, with fierce face as of a hound / That dreams. She moveth, feeling in her brain / The lightnings pulse -- behold her, aye behold --