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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MAN, by AMOS BRONSON ALCOTT Poet's Biography
First Line: He omnipresent is
Subject(s): Transcendentalism
First Line: He omnipresent is
Subject(s): Transcendentalism
HE omnipresent is,
All round himself he lies,
Osiris spread abroad,
Upstaring in all eyes:
Nature has globèd thought,
Without him she were not,
Cosmos from Chaos were not spoken,
And God bereft of visible token.
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