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"Dead World - Earth's pallid satellite", early 20th century

 Item — Folder: 421
Identifier: 4027.8524-.1

Description

Folder 421

Transcript (DCI)

I. Dead World - Earths' pallid satellite - How soul-inspiring is thy light; How wondrous and sublime thy bright And mystic face! How grand and awful is thy flight Through boundless space: 2. Would that my soul like thee could soar, Bound by Earth's petty bonds no more, Soar where soul never ranged before; From height to height, The birth-place of the stars explore, In one vast flight! 3. Would that my thoughts like thee could shine Clear, beautiful, profound, benign, For man to treasure and enshrine With jealous care, As thou therein a spark divine Bemingled were!

Dates

  • early 20th century

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Materials in English

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Extent

From the Collection: 500 item(s)