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Poem by Margaret Cavendish


The Infinites of Matter


If all the World were a confused heape,
What was beyond? for this World is not great:
We finde it Limit hath, and Bound,
And like a Ball in compasse is made round:
And if that Matter, with which the World's made,
Be infinite, then more Worlds may be said;
Then Infinites of Worlds may we agree,
As well, as Infinites of Matters bee. 



Margaret Cavendish


Margaret Cavendish's other poems:
  1. Motion Is the Life of All Things
  2. The Weight of Atomes
  3. What Atomes Make the Wind Collick
  4. In the Center Atomes Never Separate
  5. Of the Sympathy of Atomes


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