The Poetical Works of Ebenezer Elliott Edited by his Son Edwin Elliott ... A New and Revised Edition: Two Volumes |
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OH, TELL US!
Companion'd each by all and none,
A mob of souls, yet each alone,
We journey to the dread Unknown.
A mob of souls, yet each alone,
We journey to the dread Unknown.
In nothing found, in all things shown,
In all life living, yet alone,
Where may it be, that dread Unknown?
In all life living, yet alone,
Where may it be, that dread Unknown?
Oh, who, or what, so dreadly shown,
And world-attended, yet alone,
Is that all-sought, all-known Unknown?
And world-attended, yet alone,
Is that all-sought, all-known Unknown?
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