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Stephen Crane

I looked here;

I looked there;

Nowhere could I see my love.

And--this time--

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noun

Agreement; harmony; conformity; compliance.

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Ralph Waldo Emerson·1803–1882·Western philosophy
reedom all winged expands,Nor perches in a narrow place;Her broad van seeks unplanted lands;She loves a poor and virtuous race.Clinging to a colder zoneWhose dark sky sheds the snow-flake down,The snow-flake is her banner's star,Her stripes the boreal streamers are.Long she loved the Northman well:Now the iron age is done,She will not refuse to dwellWith the offspring of the Sun;Foundling of the desert far,Where palms plume, siroccos blaze,He roves unhurt the burning waysIn climates of the summer star.He has avenues to GodHid from men of Northern brain,Far beholding, without cloud,What these with slowest steps attain.If once the generous chief arriveTo lead him willing to be led,For freedom he will strike and strive,And drain his heart till he be dead.