Lippincott's Magazine Of Popular Literature And Science, Volume 12
By: Various Various
The Behavior Of A Great Hope Is Like The Setting Of The
Sun. It Splashes Out From Under A Horizontal Cloud, So Diabolically
Incandescent That You See A Dozen False Suns Blotting The Heavens With
Purple In Every Direction. You Bury Your Eyes In A Handkerchief, With
Your Back Carefully Turned Upon The West, And Meantime The Spectacle
You Were Waiting For Takes Place And Disappears. You Promise Yourself
To Nick It Better To-Morrow. The Soul Withdraws Into Its Depths. The
Stars Arise (Offering Two Or Three Thousand More Impracticable Suns),
And The Night Is Ironical.
Sun. It Splashes Out From Under A Horizontal Cloud, So Diabolically
Incandescent That You See A Dozen False Suns Blotting The Heavens With
Purple In Every Direction. You Bury Your Eyes In A Handkerchief, With
Your Back Carefully Turned Upon The West, And Meantime The Spectacle
You Were Waiting For Takes Place And Disappears. You Promise Yourself
To Nick It Better To-Morrow. The Soul Withdraws Into Its Depths. The
Stars Arise (Offering Two Or Three Thousand More Impracticable Suns),
And The Night Is Ironical.
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