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Heaven is so far of the Mind

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Heaven is so far of the Mind by Emily Dickinson

 Heaven is so far of the Mind
That were the Mind dissolved --
The Site -- of it -- by Architect
Could not again be proved --

'Tis vast -- as our Capacity --
As fair -- as our idea --
To Him of adequate desire
No further 'tis, than Here --

Form: Lyric

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