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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
IN AN ECLIPSE, by GRACE DENIO LITCHFIELD Poet's Biography
First Line: Whene'er in the course of our daytime of doing
Last Line: All the stars that we steer by will show in god's skies.
Subject(s): Eclipses; Moon; Sky; Stars
First Line: Whene'er in the course of our daytime of doing
Last Line: All the stars that we steer by will show in god's skies.
Subject(s): Eclipses; Moon; Sky; Stars
WHENE'ER in the course of our daytime of doing,
While high overhead stands the sun,
The forced night of inaction, our footsteps pursuing,
Bids halt, though our best be undone,
Oh, then, if we faint not for grief or surprise,
All the stars that we steer by will show in God's skies.
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