Our land craves not for pygmies
But longs for men of stature
So tall as can touch the skies
And whose excellence soars to starry heights.
Nay, Nay, Never to such a loftiness then
Where no grass grows under the feet
Where no thorns prick the soles
And where buds cannot bloom
Where no spring nor winter does arise
Where but a dreary storm blows and howls
And where only a still desolation reigns.
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