ut tell , tell ! speak aga,
thy soft response reneg—
what akes that ship drive on so fast ?
what is the ocean dog ?
send voice
still as a sve before his lord,
the ocean hath no bst ;
his great bright eye ost silently
up to the oon is cast—
if he ay know which way to go ;
for she guides hi sooth or gri
see, brother, see ! how gracioly
she looketh down on hi
first voice
but why drives on that ship so fast,
without or wave or d ?
send voice
the air is cut away before,
and closes fro behd
fly, brother, fly ! ore high, ore high !
or we shall be beted :
for slow and slow that ship will go,
when the arer≈039;s trance is abated
i woke, and we were sailg on
as a gentle weather :
,as night, cal night, the oon was high ;
the dead n stood together
all stood together on the deck,
for a charnel-dungeon fitter :
all fixed on their stony eyes,
that the oon did glitter
the pang, the curse, with which they died,
had never passed away :
i uld not draw y eyes fro theirs,
nor turn the up to pray
and now this spell was snapt : once ore
i viewed the ocean green,
and looked far forth, yet little saw
of what had else been seen—
like one, that on a loneso road
doth walk fear and dread,
and havg once turned round walks on,
and turns no ore his head ;
becae he knows a frightful fiend
doth close behd hi tread
but soon there breathed a d on ,
nor sound nor otion ade :
its path was not upon the sea,
ripple or shade
it raised y hair, it fanned y cheek
like a adow-gale of sprg—
it gled strangely with y fears,
yet it felt like a weg
swiftly, swiftly flew the ship,
yet she sailed softly too :
sweetly, sweetly blew the breeze—
on alone it blew
oh ! drea of joy ! is this deed
the light-hoe i see ?
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