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Then Spring, an ardent lover, leaped through leaves
And caught the earth-bride in his eager clasp;
His advent was a fire of irised hues,
His arms were a circle of the arrival of joy
Book IV, Canto I, Page 351
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Book X
The Book of the Double Twilight
Canto I
The Dream Twilight of the Ideal
Night is not our beginning nor our end
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Assailed in the sovereign emptiness of its reign
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There is a morning twilight of the gods
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Above, her spirit in its mighty trance
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Canto II
The Gospel of Death and Vanity of the Ideal
Then pealed the calm inexorable voice
4' 58"
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Canto III
The Debate of Love and Death
But Savitri answered to almighty Death
8' 14"
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But to the woman Death the god replied
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Death bowed his sovereign head in cold assent
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Then Death once more sent forth his angry cry
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The mortal led, the god and spirit obeyed
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Canto IV
The Dream Twilight of the Earthly Real
Once more arose the great destroying Voice
8' 39"
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But Savitri answered to the sophist God
8' 48"
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Then rang again a deeper cry of Death
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Death replied to her
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Immutable, Death's denial met her cry
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The woman answered to the mighty Shade
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On summit Mind are radiant altitudes
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But higher still can climb the ascending light
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A highest flight climbs to a deepest view
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