The following text block between backticks is the optically-recognized text from a poem. I need your help to turn this poem into well-formatted HTML for an ebook.

Please begin by reformatting the poem into 5 stanzas. There are 4 verses in each stanza. Do not modify the poem text.

```
O Master, I can not adventure with thee;

At the Door of the Dawn, in my lone wandering,

I have broken my staff; for the true dawn is she
Who comes every day with her jar to the spring.

Ay, Master, I tarried last night at the gate
Of her garden, which kisses the Lake Galilee;

She was gathering flowers and fruits for the Fete,
And with tulips and poppies she beckoned to me.

In her lamp there was oil, in my hand there was fire;
In her house cried a voice, ‘O make haste with the flame!’

On my lips were the names of the daughters of Tyre,
On her breast were the lilies that whispered thy name.

I have dared, O my Master, to envy thy feet,

And to yearn for the love of a Magdalen fair;

I have dreamed that mine, too, in the heart of the street.

Were laved with her own hands and dried with her hair.




O Master, my lips her devotion have stained,

For her soul’s precious ointments were offered too late;

I have lost in the fire of my lust what I gained
In my longing and love for her love and thy fate.
```

Once you have reformatted the poem without modifying the poem text, we need to take your poem and format it in HTML. Make sure your output is in a code block.

Wrap each stanza in <p> tag and each verse in a <span> tag. Separate each verse with a <br/>. Example:

```
<p>
<span>Verse 1</span>
<br/>
<span>Verse 2</span>
<br/>
<span>Verse 3</span>
</p>
<p>
<span>Verse 4</span>
<br/>
<span>Verse 5</span>
<br/>
<span>Verse 6</span>
</p>
```