I + 

In youth I have known one with whom the Earth + 

In secret communing heldвБ†вАФas he with it, + 

In daylight, and in beauty, from his birth: + 

Whose fervid, flickering torch of life was lit + 

From the sun and stars, whence he had drawn forth + 

A passionate light such for his spirit was fitвБ†вАФ + 

And yet that spirit knewвБ†вАФnot in the hour + 

Of its own fervorвБ†вАФwhat had oвАЩer it power. + 

II + 

Perhaps it may be that my mind is wrought + 

To a fever by the moonbeam that hangs oвАЩer, + 

But I will half believe that wild light fraught + 

With more of sovereignty than ancient lore + 

Hath ever toldвБ†вАФor is it of a thought + 

The unembodied essence, and no more + 

That with a quickening spell doth oвАЩer us pass + 

As dew of the night-time, oвАЩer the summer grass? + 

III + 

Doth oвАЩer us pass, when, as thвАЩ expanding eye + 

To the loved objectвБ†вАФso the tear to the lid + 

Will start, which lately slept in apathy? + 

And yet it need not beвБ†вАФ(that object) hid + 

From us in lifeвБ†вАФbut commonвБ†вАФwhich doth lie + 

Each hour before usвБ†вАФbut then only bid + 

With a strange sound, as of a harp-string broken + 

TвАЩ awake usвБ†вАФвАЩTis a symbol and a tokenвБ†вАФ + 

IV + 

Of what in other worlds shall beвБ†вАФand given + 

In beauty by our God, to those alone + 

Who otherwise would fall from life and Heaven + 

Drawn by their heartвАЩs passion, and that tone, + 

That high tone of the spirit which hath striven + 

Though not with FaithвБ†вАФwith godlinessвБ†вАФwhose throne + 

With desperate energy вАЩt hath beaten down; + 

Wearing its own deep feeling as a crown. + 