The Open Court 22, No.624, C.2
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295 Eternity is time And time eternity, Except when we ourselves.
Would make them different be.
Thing's in eternity Are all at once in prime, No after nor before Is there, as here in time.
Who would expect it so?
From darkness light is brought, Life rises out of Death, and Somethinsf comes from Naught.
What you for others wish, You for yourself suggest.
If you don't wish them well, Your own death you request.
A soul redeemed and blessed No more knows otherhood.
It is with God one light And one ...beatitude.
In Heaven life is good: No one has aught alone.
What one possesses, there All others too will own.
Two eyes our souls possess : While one is turned on time, The other seeth things Eternal and sublime.
My heart below is strait, On top 't is wide and stout.
It must have room for God.
But earthly things keep out.
Christian once thou must Down into Hell be led.
If not while still in life, Thou must go down when dead.
Trust me, my friend, if God Should bid me not to dwell In heaven, I'd stay here Or go, as lief, to Hell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
295 Eternity is time And time eternity, Except when we ourselves.
Would make them different be.
Thing's in eternity Are all at once in prime, No after nor before Is there, as here in time.
Who would expect it so?
From darkness light is brought, Life rises out of Death, and Somethinsf comes from Naught.
What you for others wish, You for yourself suggest.
If you don't wish them well, Your own death you request.
A soul redeemed and blessed No more knows otherhood.
It is with God one light And one ...beatitude.
In Heaven life is good: No one has aught alone.
What one possesses, there All others too will own.
Two eyes our souls possess : While one is turned on time, The other seeth things Eternal and sublime.
My heart below is strait, On top 't is wide and stout.
It must have room for God.
But earthly things keep out.
Christian once thou must Down into Hell be led.
If not while still in life, Thou must go down when dead.
Trust me, my friend, if God Should bid me not to dwell In heaven, I'd stay here Or go, as lief, to Hell.
What to read after The Open Court 22, No.624, C.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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