Standing On Tiptoe Poem by George Frederick Cameron
Standing On Tiptoe
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STANDING on tiptoe ever since my youth
Striving to grasp the future just above,
I hold at length the only future–Truth,
And Truth is Love.
I feel as one who being awhile confined
Sees drop to dust about him all his bars:–
The clay grows less, and, leaving it, the mind
Dwells with the stars.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: future,leaving,standing,truth
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