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I Bless You Forests, Pilgrim's Song, Op. 47

Poem: Leo Tolstoy; Music: Pyotr Tchaikovsky

My blessings fall on this fair world,

On mountain, valley, forest, ocean;

The clarion winds in ceaseless motion

And heaven's blue banner high unfurled.

And bless the staff that hither bore me,

The alms that helped me on my way,

The boundless plain that lies before me

The glowing morn, the evening grey.

The very path by which I wander

Shows glorious, golden, bathed in light.

No blade of grass that glistens yonder

But seems a star in heaven's height.

O might I in my exaltation

To all the world this joy impart

Would that I might clasp the whole creation,

Lovers or strangers, foes or brothers,

Would that I might clasp the whole creation,

In fervent rapture to my heart.

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