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To: elmatador who wrote (69987)	12/26/2010 6:08:34 PM
From: Ilaine	Respond to of 219583

It's not just that. We want to have fun. We want to be entertained, to entertain each other, to entertain ourselves. We want joy, and we can have it, and we can make it. O friends, not these sounds! Let us strike up something more pleasant, full of gladness. Joy, beautiful divine spark, Daughter of Elysium, We enter, drunk with fire, O heavenly one, your holy shrine. Your magic once again bonds together What custom strictly divided, All Mankind become brothers Where your gentle wings hold sway. He who has the great good fortune To be friend to a friend, He who has won a dear wife, Let him mix his rejoicing with ours! Yes--and whoever has but one soul Somewhere in the world to call his own! And he who cannot, let him steal away, Weeping, out of this company. Joy is drunk by every creature From Nature's breast; Every good one, every bad one Follows her rosy pathway. She gave us kisses, and wine, And one friend, tried unto death; Even to the worm ecstasy is given, and the cherub stands before God. Gladly, as his Suns fly through The magnificent plan of the heavens, Run, my brothers, your own course Joyfully, like a hero off to conquest. Joy, beautiful divine spark, etc. Let me embrace you, O millions! This kiss is for the whole world! Brothers, above the starry firmament A loving Father must surely dwell. Do you fall down, O millions? Are you aware of your Creator, world? Seek Him above the starry firmament! For above the stars He must dwell. Ode to Joy by Schiller.