DAWN
THE immortal spirit hath no barsTo circumscribe its dwelling-place;My soul hath pastured with the starsUpon the meadow-lands of space.My mind and ear at times have caught,From realms beyond our mortal reach,The utterance of Eternal Thought,Of which all nature is the speech.And high above the seas and lands,On peaks just tipped with morning light,My dauntless spirit mutely standsWith eagle wings outspread for flight.
THE immortal spirit hath no barsTo circumscribe its dwelling-place;My soul hath pastured with the starsUpon the meadow-lands of space.My mind and ear at times have caught,From realms beyond our mortal reach,The utterance of Eternal Thought,Of which all nature is the speech.And high above the seas and lands,On peaks just tipped with morning light,My dauntless spirit mutely standsWith eagle wings outspread for flight.
THE immortal spirit hath no barsTo circumscribe its dwelling-place;My soul hath pastured with the starsUpon the meadow-lands of space.
THE immortal spirit hath no bars
To circumscribe its dwelling-place;
My soul hath pastured with the stars
Upon the meadow-lands of space.
My mind and ear at times have caught,From realms beyond our mortal reach,The utterance of Eternal Thought,Of which all nature is the speech.
My mind and ear at times have caught,
From realms beyond our mortal reach,
The utterance of Eternal Thought,
Of which all nature is the speech.
And high above the seas and lands,On peaks just tipped with morning light,My dauntless spirit mutely standsWith eagle wings outspread for flight.
And high above the seas and lands,
On peaks just tipped with morning light,
My dauntless spirit mutely stands
With eagle wings outspread for flight.