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How firm Eternity must look

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How firm Eternity must look by Emily Dickinson

 How firm Eternity must look
To crumbling men like me
The only Adamant Estate
In all Identity --

How mighty to the insecure
Thy Physiognomy
To whom not any Face cohere --
Unless concealed in thee

Form: Ballad

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