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'A
SLEEP OF PRISONERS'
BY
CHRISTOPHER FRY
The human heart can go the lengths of God...
Dark
and cold we may be, but this
Is
no winter now. The frozen misery
Of
centuries breaks, cracks, begins to move;
The
thunder is the thunder of the floes,
The
thaw, the flood, the upstart Spring.
Thank
God our time is now when wrong
Comes
up to face us everywhere,
Never
to leave us till we take
The
longest stride of soul men ever took.
Affairs are now soul size.
The
enterprise
is
exploration into God.
Where
are you making for? It takes
So
many thousand years to wake...
But will you wake, for pity's sake?
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