“Dark hair and fair hair, Red blood and blue blood, There shall be mingled; Force of the ferment Makes the New Man. III. “Them waits the New land; They shall subdue it, Leaving their sons’ sons Space for the body, Space for the soul. IV. “Here shall men grow up Strong from self-helping; Eyes for the present Bring they as eagles’, Blind to the past. V. “They shall make over Creed, law, and custom; Driving men, doughty Builders of empire, Builders of men. VI. “Over the ruin, See I the promise; Crisp waves the cornfield, Peace-walled, the homestead Waits, open-doored. VII. “Here all is all men’s, Save only Wisdom; King he that wins her; Him hail thy helmsmen, Highest of heart. VIII. “Might makes no master Here any longer; Sword is not swayer; Here e’en the gods are Selfish no more. IX. “Walking the New Earth Lo, a divine One Greets all men godlike, Calls them the kindred, He, the Divine. X. “Is it Thor’s hammer Rays in his right hand? Weaponless walks he; It is the White Christ, Stronger than Thor. XI. “Here shall a Nation rise Mighty in manhood; Justice and Mercy Here set a stronghold Safe without spear. XII. “Weak was the Old World, Wearily war-fenced; Out of its ashes, Strong as the morning, Springeth the New. XIII.