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1835–1900

Sure in this realm of Sense and Time...

Theodore Harding Rand

Sure in this realm of Sense and Time Passes an endless pantomime Of life and thought, whose tone and color A shadow is of a heavenly prime.

The rose unfolds from the unseen; It was not to the senses keen; ‘ Tis broken to the vision softly, A crown of crowns of the summer's green.

In hushed and breathless Beauty's name, From out the veiled deeps as flame It comes, a thing of sense, of spirit, And passeth out by the way it came.

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Sure in this realm of Sense and Time... · Theodore Harding Rand · Poetry Cove