XXXI + 

Hymn (For Boy’s Voices) + 

All the things magicians do + 

Could be done by me and you + 

Freely, if we only knew. + 

Human children every day + 

Could play at games the faeries play + 

If they were but shown the way. + 

Every man a God would be + 

Laughing through eternity + 

If as God’s his eyes could see. + 

All the wizardries of God⁠— + 

Slaying matter with a nod, + 

Charming spirits with his rod, + 

With the singing of his voice + 

Making lonely lands rejoice, + 

Leaving us no will nor choice, + 

Drawing headlong me and you + 

As the piping Orpheus drew + 

Man and beast the mountains through, + 

By the sweetness of his horn + 

Calling us from lands forlorn + 

Nearer to the widening morn⁠— + 

All that loveliness of power + 

Could be man’s peculiar dower, + 

Even mine, this very hour; + 

We should reach the Hidden Land + 

And grow immortal out of hand, + 

If we could but understand! + 

We could revel day and night + 

In all power and all delight + 

If we learn to think aright. + 