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Extol thee -- could I? Then I will

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Extol thee -- could I? Then I will by Emily Dickinson

 Extol thee -- could I? Then I will
By saying nothing new --
But just the truest truth
That thou art heavenly.

Perceiving thee is evidence
That we are of the sky
Partaking thee a guaranty
Of immortality

Form: Lyric

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