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Bright reins I was shaking
Over a golden horse
Till, break-neck, steeds were taking
The sun from his course.

At wheel-touch of that wonder,
The tree-tops burst in flame,
All the world under
Burned with a name.

What though 'twere wiser
To drive the sun slow?
He were not god, but miser
Who spent beauty so.
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