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Sursum Corda

by Ralph Emerson

Búsqueda no el alcohol, si él piel, inexorable al celo thy: El
bebé, no gimotea y no regaña; ¿Mil del arte no también verdadero?
¿Por qué mil del should'st se inclina a los pobres excusa? Girar a
accuser redondo; decir, "aquí son yo, aquí voluntad que sigo siendo
por siempre a me soothfast, que voy mil, cielo dulce, o, en la
estancia thy del placer." - Ya cielo con thee que su porción ha
echado, porque puede repartir solamente absolutamente.


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  Poems by Ralph Emerson
  1. Alphonso Of Castile
  2. Astraelig
  3. Bacchus
  4. Berrying
  5. Blight
  6. Celestial Love
  7. Compensation
  8. Concord Hymn
  9. Daeligmonic Love
  10. Days
  11. Dirge
  12. Each And All
  13. Eros
  14. Etienne de la Boeacutece
  15. Fable
  16. Fate
  17. Forebearance
  18. Give All To Love
  19. Good-by
  20. Initial Love
  21. Loss And Gain
  22. Merlin I
  23. Merlin II
  24. Merops
  25. Mithridates
  26. Monadnoc
  27. Musketaquid
  28. Ode To Beauty
  29. Ode To William H Channing
  30. Painting And Sculpture
  31. Saadi
  32. Sursum Corda
  33. Suum Cuique
  34. Tact
  35. The Amulet
  36. The Apology
  37. The Bell
  38. The Days Ration
  39. The Forerunners
  40. The Park
  41. The Problem
  42. The Rhodora
  43. The Snow-Storm
  44. The Sphynx
  45. Threnody
  46. To Ellen At The South
  47. To Eva
  48. To JW
 
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