| Arthur Quiller-Couch, comp. The Oxford Book of Victorian Verse. 1922. | | | | The Soul | | By George Barlow (18471914?) |
| | | THE SOUL shall burst her fetters | |
| At last, and shall be | |
| As the stars, as the wind, as the night, | |
| As the sun, as the sea. | |
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| The Soul shall struggle and stand | 5 |
| In the end swift and free | |
| As the stars, as the wind, as the night, | |
| As the sun, as the sea. | |
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| The Soul shall be crownd and calm, | |
| Eyes fearlessand she | 10 |
| Shall be queen of the wind and the night, | |
| Stars, sun, and the sea. | | | | |
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