Walls
Eva Gore-Booth
1870 to 1926
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Free to all souls the hidden beauty calls,
The ______ thrift dwelling on her spray-swept height,
The lofty rose, ______ low-grown aconite,
The gliding river and the stream that ______
Down the sharp cliffs with constant breaks and falls—
______ these are equal in the equal light—
All waters ______ the one Infinite.
God made a garden, it was ______ built walls;
But the wide sea from men is ______ freed;
Freely the great waves rise and storm and break,
Nor softlier go for any landlord's need,
Where rhythmic ______ flow for no miser's sake
And none hath profit ______ the brown sea-weed,
But all things give themselves, yet ______ may take.