Poems - Household Edition by Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Panoramas which I saw
And whatever glows or seems Into substance, into Law. For Fancy's gift Can mountains lift; The Muse can knit What is past, what is done, With the web that's just begun; Making free with time and size, Dwindles here, there magnifies, Swells a rain-drop to a tun; So to repeat No word or feat Crowds in a day the sum of ages, And blushing Love outwits the sages. Try the might the Muse affords And the balm of thoughtful words; Bring music to the desolate; Hang roses on the stony fate. But over all his crowning grace, Wherefor thanks God his daily praise, |
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