Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  5|           eyes turned towards the sky to certain edifices, towers,
 2   1,  5|          not reject.~Be clear the sky or dark, burning or cold,~
 3   2,  1|    Through that which towards the sky to Heaven ascends.~Black
 4   2,  1|          instead of rising to the sky should go together to the
 5   2,  1|           to open the eyes to the sky, to raise the hands,~to
 6   2,  1|            Therefore the troubled sky's no more serene,~Nor hostile
 7   2,  1|         the eyelids, the troubled sky of the human mind does not
 8   2,  1|        with two wings cleaves the sky; but I do not know how much
 9   2,  1|          lead, I rise towards the sky.~Necessity withholds, goodness
10   2,  1|       food,~The eagle towards the sky spreads out his wings~And
11   2,  1|           eagles of the earth and sky,~And whales, lords of the
12   2,  1| astuteness, in seas, on earth, in sky, does this fellow come and
13   2,  4|       beneath the black Cimmerian sky,~Far from the radiance of
14   2,  5|      arrived under that temperate sky of the British Isles, and
15   2,  5|       make this fluid open to the sky.~Then should it chance to
16   2,  5|         aid and favour,~To us the sky's unveiled.~Oh fortunate
17   2,  5|          thy command,~The flaming sky, where is the burning zone,
18   2,  5|       thee lover more of sea than sky,~Oh Jove, High Thunderer!~