I HAD passed a dull existence,
Lifeless, useless, stale, forlorn,
Till a Hesperid flew eastward,
A bright Hesperid flew eastward,
And my sinking soul was drawn
Out of dulness and indifference;
For I cared not where I strayed,
So I kept my soul in motion,
Angry, feverish, aimless motion,
Tending surely toward the grave.
When the fair light burst upon me,
Like a ray of hope divine,
All my past life left my memory;
Sad Experience ceased to twine
Her cold arms about my future,
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