⁠and ruled its breath,
Changed it, bade it be glad or sad, and hear what
⁠change in the world's ear saith,
Shines more fair in the starrier air whose glory lightens
⁠the dusk of death.

Suns that sink on the wan sea's brink, and moons that
⁠kindle and flame and fade,
Leave more clear for the darkness here the stars that set
⁠not and see not shade
Rise and rise on the lowlier skies by rule of sunlight and
⁠moonlight swayed.