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they plume

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and pride

themselves,

before all

mortals!

Ah, there

are so

many

things

betwixt

heaven and

earth of

which only

the poets

have

dreamed!

And

especially

above the

heavens:

for all

Gods are

poet-symbolisations,

poet-sophistications!

Verily,

ever are

we drawn

aloft—that

is, to the

realm of

the

clouds: on

these do

we set our

gaudy

puppets,

and then

call them

Gods and

Supermen:—

Are not

they light

enough for

those

chairs!—all

these Gods

and Super-

men?— Ah,

how I am

weary of