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Gilbert Keith Chesterton - Femina Contra MundumGilbert Keith Chesterton - Femina Contra Mundum
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The sun was black with judgment, and the moon            Blood: but between I saw a man stand, saying: `To me at least            The grass is green. `There was no star that I forgot to fear            With love and wonder. The birds have loved me`; but no answer came            Only the thunder. Once more the man stood, saying: `A cottage door,            Wherethrough I gazed That instant as I turned yea, I am vile;            Yet my eyes blazed. `For I had weighed the mountains in a balance,            And the skies in a scale, I come to sell the stars old lamps for new            Old stars for sale.` Then a calm voice fell all the thunder through,            A tone less rough: `Thou hast begun to love one of my works            Almost enough.`
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