| (The key to joy is disobedience
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| There is no guilt
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| And there is no shame)
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| A moon-piece to fetch up the golden cup
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| A snow-piece to avoid the great heat of the sun
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| Is kept in the night and by the light of the moon
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| An ice-piece so as they seem forever fallen
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| A night-piece of the dismal supper and strange entertainment
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| A rare chance-piece, a handsome piece of deformity
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| The skin of a snake bred out of the spinal marrow of a man
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| With stones and illegible inscriptions found about great ruins
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| Pictures of three remarkable steeples, or towers
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| Built purposely awry, so as they seem eternally tipping and falling
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| A transcendent perfume made of the richest odorates
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| Kept in a box of translucent scale
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| A glass of spirits made of ethereal salt, hermetically sealed up
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| Kept continually in quicksilver, of so volatile a nature
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| That it will scarcely endure the light
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| And therefore only shown in winter
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| Or by the light of a carbuncle, or a firefly
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| And batwings
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| And batwings
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| And batwings sing this limnal hymn
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| A wideness opening and closing to keep the darkness sealed within
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| To keep the darkness sealed within
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| To keep the darkness sealed within
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| And batwings
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| And batwings
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| And batwings sing this limnal hymn
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| A wideness opening and closing to keep the darkness sealed within
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| To keep the darkness sealed within
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| To keep the darkness sealed within
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| To keep the darkness sealed within
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| A moon-piece to fetch up the golden cup |