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Cosmopolities without a plea

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Cosmopolities without a plea by Emily Dickinson

 Cosmopolities without a plea
Alight in every Land
The compliments of Paradise
From those within my Hand

Their dappled Journey to themselves
A compensation fair
Knock and it shall be opened
Is their Theology

Form: Free verse

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