Where star-cold and the dread of space in icy silence bind the main I feel but vastness on my face, I sit, a mere incurious brain, under some outcast satellite, some Thule of the universe, upon the utter verge of night frozen by some forgotten curse. The ways are hidden from mine eyes that brought me to this ghastly shore: no embers in their depths arise of suns I may have known of yore. Somewhere I dream of tremulous flowers and meadows fervent with appeal far among fever’d human hours whose pulses here I never feel: that on my careless name afar a voice is calling ever again beneath some other wounded star removed for ever from my ken: vain fictions! silence fills my ear, the deep my gaze: I reck of nought, as I have sat for ages here, concentred in my brooding thought.SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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