IMMORTALITY.
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The flower that opens to the rising sun
Sweetening an hour the pure and dewy air
And then before the reaper's sickle falls;-
Is Gods own emblem of the life of man.
Yet when the sun that shines upon the flower
The kingly sun, to whose controlling laws,
Still mighty as at fist, the willing spheres
Harmoniously submit, AYE, when the sun
Shall see his crown in fragments, and in twain
His golden sceptre, and the whirling clouds
OF endless darkness closing round his throne,
And hear the breaking of the bonds that hold
The orbs in his dominion; then shall man
The same that lay beside the perished fower.--
Awake, immortal, from his long repose.
And in the presence Of Destruction stand,
Fearless and beautiful, till angels come
To guide him to an everlasting home.


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