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ALONE by E. B. KAY

First Line: ALONE, - NO, NOT ALONE. HOW COULD MAN EVER BE
Last Line: TO FAIL TO SEE THE VISION IN THE SUN.
Subject(s): FAITH; BELIEF; CREED;
Alone, -- no, not alone. How could man ever be,
When facing the rising sun of eternity;
Drawing nearer to forces great of earth,
He leaves behind him forms of lesser worth,
Great sun of many mighty colored rays,
Emblem of man in all his varied walks and ways.
To man with mind that's opened wide
The spirit of everything that was and is
Throngs on every side, for the man who concentrates
Alone! 'Twere a foolish thought to ever think
That he could be alone, for man must blinded be
To fail to see the vision in the sun.



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