Transcription of Ralph Waldo Emerson Compensation
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Ralph Waldo Emerson Compensation from Essays: First Series (1841) To be read as a part of your course in The Law of Success in Sixteen Lessons By Napoleon Hill The wings of Time are black and white, Pied with morning and with night. Mountain tall and ocean deep Trembling balance duly keep. In changing moon, in tidal wave, Glows the feud of Want and Have. Gauge of more and less through space Electric star and pencil plays. The lonely Earth amid the balls That hurry through the eternal halls, A makeweight flying to the void, Supplemental asteroid, Or compensatory spark, Shoots across the neutral Dark.
EVER since I was a boy I have wished to write a discourse on Compensation; for it seemed to mewhen very young that on this subject Life was ahead of theology and the people knew more
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