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13. Guarded

The winter has her chilling cold,

The wilderness is ruggedness,

The ocean has her pressure bold,

And space, an abyss of nothingness...

 

Majesty is most often guarded by Peril.

To find her -

and I mean truly find her,

You must first be armored

with tools of science,

and essentials of life,

Then with your wits

and ambition,

And then,

Just one thing more...

 

(An openness

of heart and mind...)

 

Then you might reap the wonder

of seeing more, and knowing little.

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