Poems by John L. (John Lawson) Stoddard
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Meantime the Earth speeds on through space,
As the sun for a million years hath steered, And, an eon hence, the entire race Will have played its part and disappeared; But what will the lifeless planet care, As it follows its Promenade Solitaire? REINCARNATION I know not how, I know not where, But from my own heart's mystic lore I feel that I have breathed this air, And walked this earth before; And that in this, its latest form My old-time spirit once more strives, As it has fought through many a storm In past, forgotten lives. Not inexperienced did my soul This incarnation's threshold tread; Not recordless has proved the scroll It brought back from the dead. To certain, special lines of thought My mind intuitively tends, And old affinities have brought |
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