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Poem by Thomas Hardy There Seemed a Strangeness A Phantasy There seemed a strangeness in the air, Vermilion light on the land’s lean face; I heard a Voice from I knew not where: – ‘The Great Adjustment is taking place! ‘I set thick darkness over you, And fogged you all your years therein; At last I uncloud your view, Which I am weary of holding in. ‘Men have not heard, men have not seen Since the beginning of the world What earth and heaven mean; But now their curtains shall be furled, ‘And they shall see what is, ere long, Not through a glass, but face to face; And Right shall disestablish Wrong: The Great Adjustment is taking place.’ Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's other poems:
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