Stephen H. Branch's Alligator, Vol. 1 no. 23, September 25, 1858 — John Shaqi
Stephen H. Branch's Alligator, Vol. 1 no. 23, September 25, 1858
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Stephen H. Branch's Alligator, Vol. 1 no. 23, September 25, 1858
New York (N.Y.) -- Politics and government
Oh! there is that
Within, which tells me I was destined for
A higher sphere; that heaven was made for me;
For _all_—if we accept the gift, and mount
Faith’s ladder, as the word of life directs
This life is not our destiny; ’tis but
A prelude to a state eternal, a
Mere beginning of existence, when once
Begun, that ne’er shall cease to be. Life! Life!
What art thou _now_—what art thou doomed to be?
A shade; a substance; dream; reality;
A blessing or a curse; a moment here;
Hereafter an eternity! Dread thought,
Eternity! Eternity! My soul
Is lost in that vast subject, and I shrink
Appalled from the unmeasured time to come.
No more I ask to know its hidden space;
’Twill soon unfold to me, and I shall dwell
Forever in its changeless realm; no more
To feel emotions known on earth, or think
As now I think, or live as now I live;
’Till then, “the mysteries of fate are hid,”
And all lie buried in a world to come.
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