Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  1|    discern,~Thou openest the black diamond doors;~Through the
2   1,  3|   life. It is not, a fury of black bile which sends him drifting
3   1,  4|   thing seen may be white or black. If, then, the sight, which
4   1,  5|   from one opposite which is black to, the other which is white;
5   1,  5|  hard, laborious toil,~Until black night the hemisphere enshrouds.~
6   2,  1|   the sky to Heaven ascends.~Black smoke, and sombre fog of
7   2,  4| reared,~Nurtured beneath the black Cimmerian sky,~Far from