‘Bethink you of the seed whence your lives have sprung; for not beasts ye were created, but manliness and knowledge to pursue.'
'Turning prow toward the morn oars changed into wings for that foolish, dre-a-ry flight, onward to - the south.
Night already saw the pole, all its southern stars, and our northern pole was so low did not rise from th' ocean bed
quenched and relit for five times the light beneath the moon had been since we entered deep pathways, when a mountain appeared to us
Dim with distance, it seemed to me the highest I had ever seen To the morning having turned our stern, with our oars -- we made wings -- for our flight
We rejoiced, but soon our joy was turned in- to grief, when a tempest rose 'n struck the prow of our ship.
Three times did it whirl her round, with all the ocean: at the fourth, it made the stern rise, and the prow sink, as it pleased another, till the sea closed over us.
Three times did it whirl her round, with all the ocean: at the fourth, the stern did rise, and the sea, it closed over us.'
Still the lies of god by far surpass the lies of man for it wants he accepts the bounds it created for him
Not the first, nor the last voyage is this for man who craves to be more than a sheep in a pen
who craves to be more than a caged sheep Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa. |
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