Ralph Waldo Emerson Quotes

Vast Spaces Of Nature; The Atlantic Ocean, The South Sea; Vast Intervals Of Time, Years, Centuries, Are Of No Account. This Which I Think And Feel, Underlay That Former State Of Life And Circumstances, As It Does Underlie My Present, And Will Always Circumstance, And What Is Called Life, And What Is Called Death.

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