The One who could repeat the Summer day —
by Emily Dickinson (1830–1886) English
The One who could repeat the Summer day —
Were greater than itself — though He
Minutest of Mankind should be —
And He — could reproduce the Sun —
At period of going down —
The Lingering — and the Stain — I mean —
When Orient have been outgrown —
And Occident — become Unknown —
His Name — remain —
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