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 1     I| might be snatched away~ Unto destruction; since no force were needed~
 2     I| imperishable, Nature allows~ Destruction nor collapse of aught, until~
 3     I|    might be enough~ To cause destruction. For the slightest force~
 4     I|     forth they flow and pile destruction round,~ Even as the water'
 5    II|   how avoid~ The highways of destruction? - since they be~ Mere living
 6    II| again~ From very doorways of destruction~ Back unto life, rather
 7   III|      they inflict~ Their own destruction with a gloomy heart -~ Forgetful
 8     V|   twain:~ So speedily is its destruction veiled~ By the swift birth
 9    VI|      now~ In very doorway of destruction.~ And anxious anguish and
10    VI|      scaped the doom of that destruction, yet~ Him there awaited
11    VI|     Dreading the doorways of destruction~ So much, lived on, deprived